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Got ItBrought to you by husband and wife team Holly and Tom, Seek & Bee wants to bring the world the benefits of a backyard hive – without their customers having to keep bees themselves. Along with our raw, unfiltered honey and other natural products, we’re here to spread awareness and interest in the health and…
Read ArticleMakes 1 – 10 inch bundt cake This is a delightful cake. The original version comes from King Arthur flour. Just the right amount of density and spice – and even if you don’t care for chai tea, like my husband, you will most likely enjoy this cake, like my husband! I chose to make…
Read ArticleA spirit animal or totem animal is a representation of your true self. Maybe you already know what your spirit animal is, or maybe you’re wondering why you should even care about spirit animals! Really it’s an exercise to help you better know yourself. Ok so if you made it past the last sentence you…
Read ArticleThese are easy to make snacks that boost your energy and keep you satisfied. We used to sell these at the markets but couldn’t keep up with the demand! Give them a try. They’re delicious, kids love them and they can be packed easily. 2/3 Cup Raw Honey – quick, sustained energy 1 Cup peanut butter –…
Read ArticleHave you wondered why you see honey used as an ingredient for skin and body care products? Raw honey has long been touted for its antibacterial and antimicrobial properties. It also contains antioxidants, nutrients, enzymes and healing compounds. Lastly, honey is also a humectant which means that it draws moisture from the air and into…
Read ArticleHoney has been used as a wound treatment for thousands of years. Before the advent of antibiotics it was common for medical professionals to recommend the application of honey to cuts and burns to help with healing. In the last few decades there has been a growing amount of clinical evidence that has shown the…
Read ArticleLet’s talk about the benefits of consuming bee pollen. If you’ve been keeping up with our newsletter, you probably know that pollen is collected by bees to feed their larvae. It is one of nature’s most nourishing foods for them and for us! Bee pollen is roughly 40% protein. Pollen also contains nearly all the…
Read ArticleAre you looking for an easy to make immunity booster that combines the wellness powers of garlic and honey? We’ve got something for you to try. This also makes a great mixture for treating a cough. In our house we of course love honey, and Holly and I also consume quite a bit of garlic….
Read ArticleAs social insects and foragers, honey bees rely heavily on their sense of smell. They use this sense for communication, finding food, and detecting threats. Honey bee’s antennae their primary method of scent detection and contain 170 odor receptors. This is a lot for an insect – by comparison, fruit flies have 62 and mosquitos…
Read ArticleMakes 1 serving I tend to have trouble sleeping, and try to avoid any sort of over-the-counter sleep aids. I came across this recipe by Bon Appetite columnist Alaina Sullivan last week for Moon Milk. I made a large batch of it with cashew milk, and I increased the honey a bit to 2 teaspoons….
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