The Honey Bear

16/11/2024

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Giovanni Speranza, Edlar Boardman, Linda Oroschin Coetser, Rudi Roux, Rentia Welgemoed, Bernice Claasen, Nicoline Dolla

19/04/2024

Our infused honeys are fast becoming a popular item at Tea Time...

15/04/2024

03/04/2024

Honeycombs are the containers that bees use to store their finished products. They're made of wax and totally safe to eat and they're delicious! The smooth, melt-in-your-mouth texture is something you won't forget anytime soon

Yes, you can eat honeycomb but, the texture is not for everyone. However, munching on raw honeycomb is the simplest way to get all the health benefits from honey.

Here are some fun ways to enjoy your honeycomb:
- Simply eat it as is
- Mix it into batter for a sweet twist
- Spruce up your salad by adding some comb
- Spread it on bread for a tasty treat
- Pair it with cheese for a unique flavor combo

So go ahead, give honeycomb a try and see how it can add a little sweetness to your life! 💛🍯🫶🐝

27/03/2024

Bee-come aware of our amazing ladies and Bee-gin spreading the word of how important they are to life as we know it on our planet.
SAVE OUR BEES!!!💛🐝💛🫶💛🍯💛

22/03/2024

HONEY - Pure, Raw, Organic and Delicious @ The Honey Bear🫶🐝🫶🍯🫶

13/03/2024

On 11 Sep 2023, Dr Dixon noted that the advantages Honey has over sugar includes a slightly lower glycemic index, in other words, it does not affect your blood sugar levels as much as sugar does. Honey also contains more vitamins, minerals and antioxidants such as calcium, potassium, vitamin C, zinc, phenolic acids and flavonoids 💛🤍💛🤍

You use less Honey per serving as it is sweeter than Sugar 🫶🐝🫶

Remember, our health remains our responsibility and TOOOOOO much of anything, even a good thing, is not always good for us.

11/03/2024

Your blood type doesn't determine whether or not you're allergic to bee stings or bee products.

When a bee stings you, its venom contains proteins that mess with your skin cells and immune system, causing pain and swelling in the sting area. For folks with a bee sting allergy, this venom can set off a more intense immune system reaction.

Believe it or not, only a small percentage of kids (0.5%) and adults (3%) actually have bee sting allergies.

If you've had a bad reaction to a bee sting, your doctor might send you to an allergist for some allergy testing and maybe even allergy shots (immunotherapy). These shots, usually given regularly for a few years, can help lessen or even get rid of your allergic reaction to bee venom.