Raw honey

Have you ever considered purchasing a chunk of honeycomb, but your uncertainty over how to use it kept you from putting it in your basket? No more -- here are 5 honeycomb recipe ideas to inspire you to use it to elevate food in your kitchen!

Raw honey is honey that exists as it did in the hive. It can be filtered or not filtered but it is not heated, altered, or pasteurized.

Did you know there are many excellent uses for honey? Here we explore ten types of honey and how you can use this miracle food.

Recently, the holistic health world is all about raw milk, honey, raw EVERYTHING! So for this week's blog post, we're going to jump into 9 evidence-based benefits I found on raw honey🍯 Raw honey is a great source of antioxidants, antibacterial and antifungal properties, and so much more! You can even use it to heal wounds like first-degree tears after birth!! Raw Honey // Holistic Healing // Natural Cold Remedies // Benefits // Raw Honey Uses #rawhoneyuses #rawhoneybenefits #holistichealing

Crystallization is a naturally occurring process of raw honey. But sometimes you want the honey to be liquid again. When that's the case, use this easy method to decrystallize the honey.

Love raw honey? It's loaded with amino acids, minerals, and enzymes that make it an energy-packed nutrient bomb. Just steer clear of the processed stuff!

Raw meat needs to be prepared exceptionally meticulously before it can be consumed. Raw hen threatens to consume. Honey, like veggies, is best when consumed in its all-natural and also raw state. It’s simple to see why lots of would undoubtedly avoid raw, unfiltered honey. The “pure honey” you usually see on food store racks … The Dangers and Benefits of Raw Honey Read More »

Infographic on the benefits of raw honey

I'm not here to talk about the birds and the bees. I am here to talk about what bees make! Honey! Follow along to discover new tips on how to use raw honey.

From healing wounds to lowering inflammation, the benefits of raw honey are so much more than just natural sweetening.