Sweet as Can Bee Honey Farm
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Honeybee Swarm? No Problem... Click Here!                                                                        Our Bees Keep Buzzin' Along To Flowers Near You!!

Welcome to Sweet as Can Bee Honey Farm!!!

Once you have tasted our honey, you will NEVER buy from the store!!


Chefs Pick...
Jalapeno Honey!!!
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for an Awesome recipe using
Jalapeno Honey!

 For Yummy Recipes, Visit our Chefs Corner Recipe Page.

 

 

 

 Featured Product for November

Trio of Honey!!

Our Best Seller

Creamed Honey!! 


 

This is our Trio of Honey which consits of three-ounce bottles of honey. They are wild flower, wild berry, and firewed honey all nestled together and presented in a hand made wooden crate. Great for gifts and to have in the pantry! 
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Creamed honey is an all natural honey that is allowed to age at a specific temprature to yield a nice smooth honey that is spreadable without the drip.
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CURRENTLY SOLD OUT!

We offer 100% pure, all natural, raw honey. Our honey is not heated, filtered, or ultra pasteurized. We hand spin and hand bottle when you order it.

We are located in the Pacific Northwest, near Seattle, Washington. The four distinct seasons enjoyed in our area contribute to some of the best honey you've ever tasted. I knew there MUST have been a reason for all the rain :).

All of our honey comes from our honeybees that live on organic farms. We manage and care for our bees without the use of any chemicals. We truely hope you enjoy our web site along with sharing the same experiance many others have... tasting honey from our honeybees!

 Check Out Our Interview with Kashi!!

 

 

Featured Recipe for the Month of November:

Honey Chocolate Chip Cookies




I just love November. It reminds of of the start of the "offical" baking season and often, we will begin making some cookies. And since honey flows at our house, we love our honey chocolate chip cookies. We hope you love them too! 

Yield: 1 Dozen Delicious Portions

½ c unsalted butter, softened

½ c brown sugar, packed

½ c honey (preferably a local, non processed honeyJ)

1 ea egg

1 ½ c all purpose flour

½ tsp baking soda

½ tsp salt

½ tsp ground cinnamon

1 c chocolate chips

1-    Preheat oven to 375 degrees

2-    Beat butter, brown sugar, honey and egg in a mixer until well mixed. Make sure to scrape the bowl once or twice.

3-    Add the flour, baking soda, salt and cinnamon and mix

4-    Add chocolate chips and mix one more time

5-    Spoon the dough (about the size of a ping pong) unto an ungreased cookie sheet.

6-    Bake for about 9 minutes or until the outsides of the cookie are a slight brown color. Leave them on the cookie sheet for about 5 minutes before removing them with a spatula.

We hope you enjoy this recipe. Feel free to try other recipes. Just Buzz to the Chefs Corner Page and enjoy!

Check out our write up from Tacoma Local. Click Here and Enjoy!! 

Queen Bees Monthly Honey Tip, Suggestion, & Cool Fact for November   :

Honey Tip: To balance out tart flavors, say in a salad dressing, try adding a little honey. It not only adds sweetness but also adds new dimensins of flavor.   

Suggestion: Next time you visit the store, try visiting the artisan cheese counter and ask for some bleu cheese. Buy a small amount, take it home, and place some on a cracker. Then drizzle some honey on it and enjoy!  
 
Cool Fact: Bees get sick just like humans do. Often times, using harmful chemicals in your garden will cause the overall health of bees to decline, opening them up to viruses and sickness.


Would You Like to Help the Honeybees?
11 GREAT Ways to Help Out

1- Plant flowers the honeybees will like.
2- Do not use pesticides. 
3- Buy LOCAL honey.
4- Support LOCAL beekeepers. 
5- Be kinds to honeybees.
6- Teach your loved ones why honeybees are so important to our environment.
7- Learn about honeybees.
8- Support local farmers. 
9- If you find a swarm of honeybees, or a honeybee colony, do not kill them. Call a local beekeeper. 
10- Learn how to keep honeybees. 
11- Learn the differences between wasps and honeybees. 
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