Tweetmy grand father kept bees when i was growing up. we used to eat it right off the comb. they even canned it still on the combs sometimes.

TweetI also enjoy pure honey and the local supermarkets where I live sell it . where I get all my supps from sell pure raw honey for a descent price . Not all of it but a lot .

TweetThis honey I bought was from a farm near us and Iit is about as organic/as honey can get. came in a nice glass mason jar so I can use for something else when it is empty

TweetI love honey. They have a few farmers markets in my area I'm gonna stop by and see if I can find some.

TweetIt's also very good for allergies btw...you want local honey to where you live

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Originally Posted by 6p6

...you want local honey to where you live

this is exactly what I got and I have terrible allergies so I may put this to the test.

TweetI had some bees on my hunting property before I sold it. Alot of sourwood trees grew there and they made great honey. I still have one jar left, I like to chew the combs for a snack its like natural gum.

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Originally Posted by animal87

I had some bees on my hunting property before I sold it. Alot of sourwood trees grew there and they made great honey. I still have one jar left, I like to chew the combs for a snack its like natural gum.

Yum!