Food By Alia Akkam / September 10, 2011 Bee Raw Honey New York City-based Bee Raw Honey works with family-owned apiaries across the country for its American Honey Collection of raw, unfiltered, single varietal regional honeys. The selections include Blueberry and Wild Raspberry Honeys from Maine; Cranberry Honey from Wisconsin; and Star Thistle and Sweet Yellow Clover Honeys from Colorado. Can’t decide between flavors? Try the tasting flights. www.beeraw.com Magnolia Honey Company The bees that produce Magnolia Honey have been bred in Woodville, MS, since 1947. Beyond the sense of history, savor the flavor of Magnolia’s simple honey, or to really kick- start breakfast, try a piece of bread, spread with one of its homemade honey-sweetened jellies, such as the award-winning Raspberry William. www.magnoliahoney.com Marshall’s Farm Honey Recently featured on the Planet Green Channel, this San Francisco Bay area-made honey is raw and unfiltered. The pollen floating within means this stuff is the real thing. www.marshallshoney.com Savannah Bee Company Coastal Georgia is the backdrop to this company, which hopes to bring honey to the masses with its attractively priced Everyday Honey line. Among the offerings: honeys for tea, cooking on the grill, and pairing with cheese. www.savannahbee.com Wholesome Sweetners This multi-floral, organic honey is from Fair Trade-certified cooperatives in the Yucatan and Chiapas in Mexico, and available in convenient squeeze bottles. www.wholesomesweetners.com Zambezi From the remote Miombo forests of Zambia comes Zambezi Organic Forest Honey. The exotic amber liquid is wild-crafted by several thousand organic farmers. www.zambezihoney.com About Latest Posts Alia Akkam Latest posts by Alia Akkam (see all) Cranberries: The Miracle Fruit - July 2, 2016 Superfoods: All About Kale - March 19, 2016 Giving Through Growing - October 5, 2011
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