honey bee's bzzz bzzz bzzz

[snopro]

same here, my neighbor has bees and keeps hives on our north quarter. my other grandfather moved to Kelowna when he retired and I would go stay with him every easter to golf and bring him his annual 3 gallon pail of pure northern Alberta honey. he said BC honey wasn't the same, I was amazed he could polish off 3 gallons of honey per year.

Thats alot of tost and alot of baking. HaHa. We usually give it to some of our friends as I dont think we could even use a bucket.

 

[teeroy]

Thats alot of tost and alot of baking. HaHa. We usually give it to some of our friends as I dont think we could even use a bucket.

for sure, I bet we still have pails in the basement from 3 or 4 years ago. gramps passed away in '02, no one else to give it away to now. good thing honey never spoils

 

[ferniesnow]

Thats alot of tost and alot of baking. HaHa. We usually give it to some of our friends as I dont think we could even use a bucket.

we use honey in our coffee instead of sugar. The liquid un-pasteurized stuff. Pretty close to 3 kg every 2 weeks. It is friggin' expensive.

Looking at buying it for some bee keeper this fall.

 

[arff]

we use honey in our coffee instead of sugar. The liquid un-pasteurized stuff. Pretty close to 3 kg every 2 weeks. It is friggin' expensive.

Looking at buying it for some bee keeper this fall.

The honey we get from the bee keeper is not a liquid. It's stays solid. Use it in tea and coffee,it melts nicely.