'Her fav breakfast! She eats all the crumbled honeycomb first. I never had a real whole honeycomb before... have you? I like it on my toast and it’s pretty good in my coffee too!' @homeoftheharveys

Honey has subtle undertones & natural flavor profiles that shift, depending on where the bees gathered nectar & pollen. Beekeepers can control some of these trends by offering bees specific areas & gardens to frequent, which is why honey remains predictably & consistently sweet.

Worker bees keep the inside of the hive clean, process the pollen&nectar carried back to the hive by foraging partners, feed the colony’s young bee grubs, add onto the hive by building new wax cells, stand guard to prevent intruders in the hive, & even regulate the temp. inside.

While jarred honey is a familiar presence in markets, modern innovations like individually-packaged honeycomb pieces have made it easy to take along in a purse or bag. Read more about how honeycomb is just as, if not more convinient than Stevia! bit.ly/2lwsFkS

The queen can use the sperm she gathered to fertilize eggs for the next seven years...

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Did you know that pesticides can be harmful or even deadly to bees and their habitat? Organic pesticides are just as readily available and effective at keeping unwanted pests at bay, and they won’t produce damaging chemicals that might harm pollinators like bees in the process.

These sweeteners may or may not be processed, contain other ingredients, and come in several forms such as powder, liquid, syrup, or even in a wholly natural state, such as honeycomb. bit.ly/2Zn2eAe

Natural sweeteners such as honeycomb are an energy-packed snack rather than an additive to a food. By adding honeycomb to your meals you’ll help shift your diet away from chemical additives that could potentially sabotage your efforts at healthy eating.

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As social insects living in a colony, honey bees must communicate with one another. Honey bees use movement, odor cues, and even food exchanges to share information!

Want to help the bees? The best way to help a bee colony thrive is to plant flowers nearby that are native to your area, avoid spraying bug sprays or pesticides anywhere near the bees, and avoid disturbing a colony.

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From taking the bitterness out of a morning cup of coffee, sweetening your daily beverages, to elevating the flavors of favorite desserts, natural sweeteners like honeycomb do just as much heavy lifting as sugar! Read more about how to use honeycomb here bit.ly/2k4mEvk

Did you know that honeybee's produce honey as food to store for the hive during winter? Luckily for us, these efficient little workers produce 2-3 time more honey than they need, so we get to enjoy the tasty treat, too!

Eating honeycomb on pancakes is a fun alternative to the classic breakfast treat of pancakes and maple syrup. Tip: Add a sprinkle of cinnamon for an even more mouthwatering flavor!

If you’re hosting a dinner party or setting out a midday snack, consider adding honeycomb to a charcuterie board. Get some cheese, crackers, a selection of cured meats, nuts, fruit, and add a chunk of honeycomb to your spread to impress your guests.

To share information about the best food sources, honeybees perform their ‘waggle dance’. When the worker returns to the hive, it moves in a figure-of-eight and waggles its body to indicate the direction of the food source.

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It takes a lot of work to produce the honeycomb wax. Bee’s have to consume eight ounces of honey in order to produce just one ounce of wax!