Have a Good and Sweet Year! Shanah Tovah Umetukah! A Long-Standing Tradition On the evening of Friday, September 18th, Rosh Hashanah will begin. This holiday marks the beginning of the Jewish New Year and has been celebrated for over a millennium. Traditionally, many sweet foods are eaten over the span of Rosh Hashanah to represent good fortune in the new year. The most popular Rosh Hashanah treats are dipped in deliciously sweet honey. Whether eating a crisp apple or indulging in soft challah...

In celebration of a fantastic year, we are sharing our 3 most read blog posts written in 2018. We invite you to rediscover them and share them widely with family and friends. Enjoy! #1 DIY Honey Wedding Favors Send your guests home buzzing about your honey wedding favors. In this post we show you step-by-step how to use Anna’s Honey Bulk Honey Clover 12lb pail (1 gal) to make beautiful and delicious ‘thank you’ gifts for your guests. Read the post > #2 What Are Honey Sticks? Find Out....

Why should wine enthusiasts get to have all the fun? Celebrate the distinctive tastes of honey by setting up a honey flight and hosting a honey tasting party for your friends. Choose Your Honey You’ll want to focus on 3 or 4 different honey varietals. Decide if you want guests to cleanse their palate between tastings using wine, coffee, tea or water. Presentation Pour each flavor of honey into its own ramekin or small serving bowl. Each guest can either have their own honey flight or you could...

Did you know that there is a National Candy Corn Day? It’s observed on October 30th. Did you know that the popular Halloween treat is often made with honey? It is. Even the candy-company-we-shall-not-name-that-starts-with-the-letter-B advertises that fact proudly on their packaging. These tasty holiday treats come in the shape of corn kernels. The base of this triangular-shaped confection is yellow, the middle is orange and the pointy tip is white. Curious about how these treats came to be?...

Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, is traditionally celebrated by consuming many different kinds of sweet foods. For example, it is a common custom to dip foods such as challah and apples in honey. Why? The sweet tastes represent the good fortune that is desired in the coming year. Challah is a Jewish braided bread that is made with eggs. Curious about how to make your own challah? Check out this popular Challah recipe, video instructions are included. Or watch a video on all the beautiful...