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The taste of delicious pure honey - priceless.

Chickabuzz honey is a golden delicious treasure. The bees forage for nectar, and then transform that into honey. Sadly, honey from the grocery store can be less than pure. If you don't see an apiary address on the jar, it gets harder to trace that honey to its source apiary. Local products are worth finding!

I like honey for its flavor, and for its soothing effect on a sore throat. A beekeeping buddy of mine likes a spoonful before bed to sleep better. Some gymnasts use honey to help their grip on the bars. Whatever your use, Chickabuzz Honey is here to serve.

Chickabuzz honey is pure & raw honey.

We use glass containers because they are reuseable. I buy American honey containers, because I trust the companies did a quality job.

At Chickabuzz, we aim for sustainability in every dimension.

bear and jelly jar

$6 half-pint jelly jar or honey bear.
Raw honey - filtered at room temp to get wax bits out
ask about the buy-2 special!

tiny jars of honey

$6 collection of seasonal honey
Single-season harvest to showcase the bouquet of each season's nectar
While supplies last

quart jar

$20 Quart jar
A screamin' good deal!
For those with a serious need for honey

spicy honey

$5 spicy honey!
Infused with dried peppers
Has Trish-kick (might be mild for other palates)

comb honey

$5 lavender honey.
Infused with dried lavender
Smooth and soothing.

comb honey

$10 Cut comb honey
Honey like our forefathers enjoyed
Available June 21

From Comb to Table

The honey is released from the capped comb either by crushing the comb or by cutting the wax cappings off and using centrifical force in an extractor. Because the honey is not heated for straining, the floral essences are preserved. Because I work in small batches, I can ensure that the honey is capped and properly cured before I bottle it. I use made-in-the-USA products exclusively (except for the tiny jars.)

comb with uncapping knife

More about the process and flowers that make your honey here