What is in honey syrup? Honey syrup is simple. It consists of two ingredients. Honey and water. How do I make honey syrup? To make honey syrup, combine honey and hot water in a small bowl. Stir until the honey completely dissolves. If your recipe doesn’t provided detailed measurements or instructions regarding the honey syrup, keep the ratio of honey to water 1:1. For added sweetness use a 2:1 or 3:1 ratio. What type of honey varietal should I use? Clover, unless the recipe you are following...

What is a honey stick?Honey sticks are convenient plastic straws filled with gourmet flavored honey. Also known as honey stix and honey straws, they provide a great source of energy. Honey sticks are a healthy snack option. Full of antioxidants, vitamins and minerals, honey helps to boost your immune system. Honey stix are made by combining honey with natural fruit flavors and spices. Are honey sticks gluten free?Yes, our honey sticks are gluten free! Flavored honey sticks sold by Anna’s Honey...

Send your guests home buzzing about your honey wedding favors. We’ll 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. Our DIY guide allows you to create approximately 60 honey wedding favors from 1 gallon of honey by using 2 ounce jars. Here is a list of the supplies you'll need: 1 gallon bulk clover honey 2 ounce jars with lids Twine or ribbons that match with your wedding color combo Large...

We are pleased to announce that Anna’s Honey gourmet honey products are available for pickup at our warehouse location in Tukwila, WA. Will call orders are typically ready the day after you place your order online. Wait, Couldn't We Always Do This? Yes, but now you can select will call as a shipping option when you place your order online. No phone calls are required! Still want to talk to a human? Great! Our helpful customer service representatives are standing by to assist you Monday through...

Maple syrup. Butter. Peanut butter. Honey. What do these foods have in common? Some people store them in the fridge. Nope. Not joking. The rules your family grew up with regarding storing foods in a proper manner in order to maintain freshness and keep you healthy...turns out they aren’t universal. Chances are high that you’ve had this disagreement/discussion with co-workers and roommates: To fridge or not to fridge. The best practice is to read the product’s label. For example, some types of...