In March 2014, the World Health Organization (WHO) made the decision to decrease the recommended daily sugar intake from ten percent of a person’s daily intake to five percent. Now, this may not seem like a big deal, but where foods like honey are concerned, it is very much a big deal. So what does…
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We often here about all of the additional health benefits of honey, but what about all of the practical uses of honey that can save you money? If you are one of those people that save honey for their tea when sick, know that there are plenty of other things you can do with honey…
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How many times have you heard how dangerous it is to feed “people” food to your pet? The reason generally given is that human food is too hard for animals to digest. With more and more pet foods going the natural route, though, one would have to wonder if our animals can benefit from some…
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With honey’s ties to ancient times, it is no wonder flan once graced the tables of ancient Romans homes. While the dish’s roots are more savory than sweet, this tasty dessert has evolved over the years to the delicious custard dessert we know today. We hope you enjoy this version using our Manuka honey! Ingredients:…
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There is just something about honey that people love. From Pooh digging into a fresh hive for the sticky treat to adding sweetness to our favorite tea and even a soothing bath, people just love honey! This wonderful item has been around for centuries, and used in far more ways than just as a sweetener.…
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Is there anything better than an ice-cold beer on a hot summer day? For some, absolutely not. So, if you love the taste of honey, why not find a beer that incorporates your favorite sweetener into its palate. Craft beer makers around the world have been doing just that and some of the results are…
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Look on any grocery store shelf and you will see many different types of honey. It can come in different packages as well as colors and flavors. But, what are you really getting? Is it real honey or are you getting something that is considered “adulterated” honey? A quick look down the ingredients label will…
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With all of the skin care products on the market today, it may seem a bit odd that we would recommend spreading some honey on your skin to nourish and moisturize it. However, if you look back in history, some of the most beautiful women to walk around were doing just that. How do you…
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Who would have ever thought that what was once considered a “throw away” part of the chicken would eventually become a staple in American bar food? The chicken wing was exactly that, discards, until the owners of the Anchor Inn in Buffalo, NY, decided to make up a special treat for their customers late on…
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Have you ever heard about athletes “bonking” during an event? This is a term used to describe running completely out of energy during a race or event. In other words, they have run out of gas. To prevent this, athletes must load up on carbs before, during, and after their efforts. With almost 20 grams…
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There is nothing wrong with satisfying that sweet tooth as long as you do not go overboard. Today, as consumers, we have more options than ever to sweeten our favorite drinks and snacks. But, what are the dangers of using artificial sweeteners over natural sweeteners? Are there natural sweeteners that are healthier than others? Let’s…
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These cookies are fun to make and each one contains just five grams of fat and 94 calories. Honey is the only sweetener called for and ground almonds replace most of the butter that similar cookies contain. The small amount of butter used is combined with honey to provide a rich flavor that is low…
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National Honey Month has officially arrived, giving the sweet stuff and its producers national attention. Think you know everything about honey and honeybees? Think again because even beekeepers do not claim to and researchers are only beginning to unravel the whole story. Here are some honey facts that may pique your interest. Approximately 20,000 species…
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Few natural substances are as sweet as honey, making the bee creation very popular for dietary purposes. People use honey to sweeten their hot and iced tea and smear it on biscuits, toast, and scones to make these bland foods taste fabulous. Honey has long been used to make natural remedies for various ailments, making…
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