There is so much focus on bees lately and many hive collapse theories are being presented. So we're very happy to be able to offer these honeys from smaller beekeepers that are doing well and are providing such a great service to all the flowers in their neighborhoods!
Honey Storage:
Store honey on your kitchen counter or in your pantry.
Storing honey in the refrigerator accelerates crystallization - the natural process by which liquid honey becomes solid. If honey crystallizes, remove lid and place container in warm water. Or, microwave one cup of honey in a microwave-safe container for 2 to 3 minutes or until the crystals dissolve; stir every 30 seconds.
Honey Substitutions :
You can substitute honey for equal amount of sugar in most recipes. In baked goods, substitute honey for up to half of the sugar and make the following adjustments:
- Reduce the amount of liquid in the recipe by ¼ cup for each cup of honey used
- Add ½ tsp baking soda for each cup of honey used
- Reduce the oven temperature by 25°F
We believe that our food is only as good as the ingredients used, which is why we pair our favorite bourbon, Woodford Reserve, with the best honey in the Carolinas, ours. Enjoy the smooth and sweet taste of honey with a hint of bourbon. Some things get better with age and this is one of them.
To answer the age-old question, "Chocolate or Vanilla?" Vanilla, please... but hold the extract! At Cloister Honey, we put beans in our honey, Vanilla Beans that is. This honey is light, aromatic, and effortlessly smooth. One try of our Vanilla Bean Infused honey will have you wondering how you ever lived without it.
Provence, France is famous for it's rolling fields of lavender where the best, true lavender honey is produced from its nectar. We can't transport our hives to this stunning environment so our North Carolina version uses the second best thing to lavender nectar - the actual flower. Floral .. but not too floral ... open a jar and travel to the south of France.
In perfect harmony lives ginger, lemon, and honey. Ginger brings a slight sweetness mixed with a peppery bite. Lemon provides that juicy burst of acidity and bright citrusy aromas. Honey, of course, adds mellow florals and bold, velvety, sweetness. This lemon-ginger honey is infused with dried lemon, dehydrated ginger root, black tea, and wildflower honey.
They use smooth Korinje cinnamon to create a spread willing to take on maple syrup in a head-to-head battle for breakfast. Robust, aromatic, earthy and warm.
These Honey straws follow the golden rule for all great snacks—easily transportable, healthily snackable, and cleverly giftable. The tasty tubes of floral goodness are a great way to support the planet and promote personal wellness while suppressing hunger throughout the day. Honey straws are a great alternative to corn syrup-packed snacks and make the perfect addition to salad dressings, fried chicken, seafood, cheese, yogurt, tea, and coffee. Always 100% pure raw natural honey.
We love this honey because it's so versatile: from morning teas (green or black) to a late night snack. This delectable honey has a smooth, almost buttery, feel.
Bee-ing Better contains herbs and citrus for soothing and healing, ginger root for defense, all with a spark of cayenne to combat the blahs! (Click on the photo for more information about this honey.)
The classic drink of India and a favorite of many. Qi Chai is a fine blend of honey, black tea and spices with a hint of black pepper for that Qi Chai zing! (Click on the photo for more information about this honey.)
When added to your cup the subtle essence of green tea is enlivened with the freshness of spearmint leaves, raising the tea to a higher plane! (Click on the photo for more information about this honey.)
Sunrise Tea is made with raw unfiltered wildflower honey and certified organic ingredients including turmeric, black pepper, lemon and orange peel, ginger, maca, licorice and coconut milk.
Awared Best New Product in the Giftware & Specialty food show in Portland, ME. (Click on the photo for more information about this honey.)
Blue Moon honey is made with wildflower honey, lavender*, blueberries*, red clover*, nettle leaf*, red raspberry leaf* and maca *.
(* certified organic) (Click on the photo for more information about this honey.)
Made with signature wildflower honey, this Radiant Rose is a gentle blast of antioxidant goodness. (Click on the photo for more information about this honey.)
A dark, yet smooth honey hailing from Arizona and California, this single-flower Avocado honey is never flavored or infused. This honey–quickly becoming one of our customers’ favorites–comes directly from the nectar of the avocado bloom. Earthy, yet smooth. Notes of molasses. Great for baking, on a pancake, in oatmeal. 11oz jar
Our single flower honeys (never flavored or infused) are foraged from the four corners of the country. This one comes to us from sunny Florida and is delicate with light citrus notes. We love it as a salad dressing (a little bit of olive oil, vinegar, and honey)! Also great in iced tea and on a warm biscuit! 11oz jar
Oh, are you in for a treat! This lightly sweet raspberry honey comes to us from Washington state. It’s a single-flower honey culled directly from the blossom of the raspberry bush. Mellow with smooth raspberry finish. Try with champagne, chocolate, fruit! 11oz jar
The bees are all a-buzz on this attractive mini 2¾" ceramic honey pot. Tiny bee decals decorate the goldenrod colored pot and a brightly painted yellow and black bee decorates the top of the mini wooden honey dipper.
