Honeycomb is the pantry of the hive, where bees store all their honey in hexagonal cavities made of beeswax. Most honey we consume has been removed from the comb and the beeswax melted down to create candles and other beeswax items, like our Bee's Wrap. However, you do not need to remove honey from the comb to eat it, and honeycomb makes a delicious, heart-healthy snack!

Learn more about honeycomb and its function in the hive on our blog >>

Absolutely! Honeycomb is 100% edible and packed with good-for-you enzymes, minerals, and antioxidants! Learn more about how to use honeycomb on our blog!

More than a few of our Shop Bees sneak back to the Honey Room for an energizing spoon of honeycomb, straight from the package.

If you're looking for something to do with your honeycomb besides devour it by the spoonful, we have a few delicious suggestions for using your honeycomb:

- Spread for warm toast, English muffins, or scones

- Yogurt Parfaits

- Cheese Boards & Charcuterie

- Garnish for Salmon or Chicken

- Garnish for Roasted Veggies

Note: We do not recommend honeycomb in tea, as sometimes the wax can leave an unappetizing film.