Local Honey

[Jenny]

Does anyone know where I can buy some honey from a local source?
I'm told that using local honey is a good way to boost your immune system. The grocery stores only carry honey from who knows where.

[blahdeedah]

I would loves me some local honey.

[Mexican Hillbilly]

Honey is the only food source that does not rot. It doesn't need refrigerated but if it does get cloudy introduce the jar to sunlight.

[micklamick]

The Columbia Farm Store on Bear Creek Pike has honey from a source in Columbia.
You might also look here: http://www.agriculture.state.tn.us/Marketing....

[micklamick]

Also a VERY local source:
http://www.humblehive.com/

[Mexican Hillbilly]

I had a bumper sticker that read "Bee Healthy!" "Eat Your Honey!"

[Jenny]

micklamick wrote:

Also a VERY local source:
http://www.humblehive.com/

Free delivery too! You can't beat that.
Thanks "mick"

[John]

Early's in spring hill also has local honey.

[ubnn]

the new Krogers has 6 types of pure honey. Thats the one in Thompson's Station.

[blahdeedah]

and diamond rings to boot!

[Jenny]

ubnn wrote:

the new Krogers has 6 types of pure honey. Thats the one in Thompson's Station.

Do you happen to remember where it was in the store? All I could find was the typical "squeeze bear" honey.

[ubnn]

In Krogers (new one in Thompsons Station) there is a health food section. You can buy hot/ heated honey. Whole grain food. and bulk items. Its over by the fruit section, it takes up 3-4 rows

[GHL]

is it local honey?

[meandmydrum]

I will be your local honey... LOL