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Our bees spent all spring working the meadowfoam field across the road from our flower farm, and meadowfoam does something strange and wonderful to honey. It tastes like toasted marshmallow, with a little vanilla underneath. People assume we added something. We didn't. That's just what the flower does.
Meadowfoam grows almost nowhere but the Willamette Valley, so this is a honey most people have never tasted. Raw, unfiltered, never heated, never blended with anything from anywhere else. Just what our bees made out of one spring.
Wonderful in tea, over yogurt, on a warm biscuit, or eaten off the spoon while standing at the counter.
Our bees spent all spring working the meadowfoam field across the road from our flower farm, and meadowfoam does something strange and wonderful to honey. It tastes like toasted marshmallow, with a little vanilla underneath. People assume we added something. We didn't. That's just what the flower does.
Meadowfoam grows almost nowhere but the Willamette Valley, so this is a honey most people have never tasted. Raw, unfiltered, never heated, never blended with anything from anywhere else. Just what our bees made out of one spring.
Wonderful in tea, over yogurt, on a warm biscuit, or eaten off the spoon while standing at the counter.