Honeycomb
Cut comb honey is Old School. Back in the day, this unique product of the hive was the kitchen table staple for use as a sweetener for tea or to spread on toast. This is a very special product, costly for the bees, incorporating the actual honeycomb they spent much energy to build for storing the nectar brought into the hive by the foragers. Available in spring or fall depending on conditions.
Cut comb honey is Old School. Back in the day, this unique product of the hive was the kitchen table staple for use as a sweetener for tea or to spread on toast. This is a very special product, costly for the bees, incorporating the actual honeycomb they spent much energy to build for storing the nectar brought into the hive by the foragers. Available in spring or fall depending on conditions.
Cut comb honey is Old School. Back in the day, this unique product of the hive was the kitchen table staple for use as a sweetener for tea or to spread on toast. This is a very special product, costly for the bees, incorporating the actual honeycomb they spent much energy to build for storing the nectar brought into the hive by the foragers. Available in spring or fall depending on conditions.
Honeycomb also contains beeswax, which provides heart-healthy long-chain fatty acids and alcohols. These compounds may help lower cholesterol levels. Honeycomb is rich in carbohydrates and antioxidants. It also contains trace amounts of several other nutrients.
