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Savannah Bee Company Pure Raw Acacia Honeycomb
Savannah Bee Company Pure Raw Acacia Honeycomb
Savannah Bee Company Pure Raw Acacia Honeycomb
Savannah Bee Company Pure Raw Acacia Honeycomb
Savannah Bee Company Pure Raw Acacia Honeycomb
Savannah Bee Company Pure Raw Acacia Honeycomb
Savannah Bee Company Pure Raw Acacia Honeycomb
Savannah Bee Company Pure Raw Acacia Honeycomb

Savannah Bee Company Pure Raw Acacia Honeycomb - All Natural and Unfiltered Honeycomb (12.3oz)

Product ID : 39542719


Galleon Product ID 39542719
UPC / ISBN 852947006931
Shipping Weight 1.06 lbs
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Manufacturer Savannah Bee Company
Shipping Dimension 7.28 x 6.3 x 2.91 inches
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Savannah Bee Company Pure Raw Acacia Honeycomb Features

  • RAW HONEY - Enjoy the miracle of honey in its most natural state with a gorgeous hunk of raw honeycomb sourced from Hungary.

  • ALL NATURAL - Spread it on warm bread, plop into salads, or just dig in with a spoon—yes, you can eat the wax!

  • 100% PURE - The walls of honeycomb’s hexagonal cells are only .002-inch thick but can support 25 times their own weight.

  • KITCHEN ESSENTIAL - The honey comb has a more complex flavor than natural honey. Eat it raw, drip the organic honey as a toast spread, crush it over fruits or ice cream, or enjoy with brie cheese.


About Savannah Bee Company Pure Raw Acacia Honeycomb

Savannah bee company raw acacia honeycomb is beautiful to look at and delicious to eat! acacia honey is one of the most sought after honey varieties in the world. Its light color, mild taste, incredible clarity, and slow rate of crystallization put it at the top of the honey world. And to have it in honeycomb form is simply divine. The honeycomb squares come from the acacia forests of hungary, where there are a tremendous amount of acacia trees.