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Gourmet All-Natural Honey Sticks from Homestead Honey

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100% Pure American Honey Sticks from Homestead HoneyHoney is nature’s answer to an all-natural sweetener. It can be enjoyed on its own, used as a natural sweetener in your favorite beverage, or as an ingredient in some of your recipes. It’s also an important ingredient in many natural bath, body and skincare products. Plus, its great at helping to heal minor wounds. It’s one of the most versatile natural products in the world.

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100% Pure American Honey Sticks from Homestead Honey

Homestead Honey is based in northern Utah where they source raw, uncut honey from a small group of local beekeepers. By keeping the group small they can ensure the highest quality product while using sustainable beekeeping practices. Brian and Sean are committed to the survival of bees all around the world and donate a portion of sales to the Pollinator Partnership. You can visit the Homestead Honey website to learn more about the company and its owners.

My entire family loves 100% pure honey and were super excited to receive a package of the Homestead Honey Sticks to try out for all of you. We received the 100% Clover Flower Honey and let me tell you…its the best! Very smooth and delicious!

100% Pure American Honey Sticks from Homestead Honey

These native honey sticks are filled with uncut high-quality clover honey from American Honeybees in the Rocky Mountains. Each honey stick contains only 15 calories and can be enjoyed straight from the stick (straw), stirred into your favorite beverage, drizzled over-the-top of ice cream, stirred into yogurt, oatmeal, breakfast cereal, etc. My mom will often melt 2-3 tablespoons of butter and then mix in some of the honey with it to make her own honey butter. She will then drizzle it on her pancakes, waffles, toasted bagel, etc. Yummy good!

I like to use honey in my baking as a natural sweetener and it adds a very unique taste to my baked goods. I will often add a tablespoon or two to my muffin mix, my cookie batter, bread mix and even into my doughnut batter. If you’re a fan at making breakfast casseroles…add a teaspoon or two to your casserole before placing it into the oven. Honey…its versatile and oh…so…good!

100% Pure American Honey Sticks from Homestead Honey

During the holiday season I like to buy packages of Honey Sticks and give them out as holiday gifts. We have several coffee and hot tea drinkers in our family and they look forward to receiving them every year. You can always pick up a new coffee mug, tea cup, a bag of coffee or tea bags, along with a package of honey sticks and give them as a holiday gift.

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Giveaway: One lucky winner is going to win a pack of 50 Honey Sticks from Homestead Honey. Visit the company’s website to learn more about them and you can purchase the products directly from their Amazon store. Good Luck!

Giveaway Details: This giveaway is open to residents of the US ONLY age 18 and over. Please read our Terms of Service & Disclaimer Policy before entering. This giveaway will close on November 25th, 2019 at 11:59 pm EST time. No purchase necessary to enter or win.

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  6. Vickie says

    Many uses of honey and the benefits hereof.
    We us internally and externally.
    One fave is my authentic Baklava.

  25. Jennifer Tilson says

    I learned that Homestead Honey partners with the Pollinator Partnership, the leading global advocacy organization for insect pollinators.

  26. heather says

    I went to the sponsor’s site and I learned that they teach you how to bottle hard apple cider. I love honey in my tea every single morning.

  30. Julie Waldron says

    I also like the Homestead Honeycomb. I like honey on biscuits, sometime I eat it right off the spoon.

  32. Yona Williams says

    I like to add honey to hot tea and on toast with butter. I prefer Variety Packs when I sample things like this…the presentation looks so colorful.

  33. gloria patterson says

    I have had honey sticks before and always wondered how people opened them when they were out and about. NOW I KNOW Bend – Squeeze – Bite

  34. Jackie says

    I learned that they partner with the Pollinator Partnership, the leading global advocacy organization for insect pollinators.
    I like to use honey in tea and in some recipes.

  41. Mia Rose says

    I have honey everyday in my tea. I learned that their honey is sourced from a family owned farm in Utah.

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  48. alice f says

    My Daddy raised honey bees. I loved to use his organic honey is baking. There is just something about honey that malso makes a cup of hot tea better.

  50. Leela says

    They work with the best beekeepers in the west to ensure a consistently high quality, 100% American honey.
    I would love to use it with camomile tea.

  51. gala says

    I visited the sponsor’s website and I would also love to try the Elderberry honey. I use it instead of sugar

  53. Peggy Nunn says

    They work with the Pollinator Partnership. We need that. The bees are being killed by our chemicals.