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ontariohoneyhouse.ca

One of our Head Beekeeper's favourites, from our "Honey Plus" line. This delicious creamed Raw 100% Ontario Honey infused with organic Lavender oil will have you coming back every day for more. Its smooth and silky texture is a real delight. Enjoy it as a delicious alternative to jam. Our Honey is RAW and unpasteurized, never heated and only coarsely filtered, so you get all the goodness of the natural enzymes, amino acids, beeswax and pollen also found in the best RAW honeys. Net weight: 330g.

shop.chudleighs.com

A collection of our best homemade salad dressings makes for a great gift for the salad lover in your life. Our Salad Lovers Box Set includes: Apple Cider Vinaigrette Raspberry VinaigretteHoney Mustad DressingOur pantry goodies are beautifully packaged in our Chudleigh's Wooden engraved Box with red crinkle paper and red ribbon. * No product substitutions

ontariohoneycreations.com

Looking to switch up your mid-day coffee for a fruity, energizing drink? Whether just getting home after a long day at work or simply in need of a boost, this Ginger Peach Spritzer is sure to give you a spring in your step and the energy to take on your day! Refreshingly crisp, our invigorating Ginger Honey Soda mixes with fresh, zesty lemon juice and succulent, ripe peaches to create this bubbly beverage that revitalizes and uplifts. Learn how to make it below! Ingredients 1.5 large, very ripe peaches, pitted 3/8 cup fresh lemon juice 1 Ginger Honey Soda Method Add the peaches and lemon juice to a blender and blend on high speed. Remove the lid when the fruit is smooth and pureed, and mix in the Ginger Honey Soda. Pour the mixture into your glasses and serve immediately. Enjoy your Ginger Peach Spritzer!   Yield: 3 servings

ontariohoney.ca

oba website all about honey.

munrohoney.com

Warren Munro captured his first swarm of bees in 1914, launching Munro Apiaries. Learn more about the bees we breed, our beekeeping process and fun facts.

beelocal416.ca

We are pleased to offer a special soap from Skipping Stone, made with Bee Local 416 honey! Pure. Oatmeal+Honey Body+Face Soap is a handcrafted soap bar without any perfumes or additives, perfect for expectant mothers, babies, and toddlers, people who are sensitive to essential oils, and anyone who loves unscented body care products. Finely ground organic oatmeal and Bee Local 416 unpasteurized raw honey will gently soothe sensitive, tired skin and mildly exfoliate dead skin cells to promote healthy-looking skin. Formulated with skin-nourishing plant-based oils and butter such as organic olive oil, organic coconut oil, organic unrefined shea butter, and skin-restoring rice bran oil, and enriched with anti-aging ginseng root extract, this premium body bar is suitable for the face and body and those with sensitive, dry, normal or oily skin types. You will love the creamy lather, mildly cleansing, pure and simple characteristics of this bar that leaves nothing but soft radiant skin after use.  Skipping Stone soaps are cold processed and handcrafted in small batches to ensure their maximum benefits for your skin. Each bar is hand-poured, hand-cut and no two are alike. They are minimally wrapped in a recycled paper label. Handcrafted soaps are high in glycerin. Glycerin attracts water (hence its moisturizing effect) therefore Skipping Stone soaps should not be left sitting in water, as it will cause them to melt. To extend the life of your soap, please use a well-draining soap dish to ensure your soap dries completely after each use. Ingredients: organic olive oil, distilled water, organic coconut oil, rice bran oil, sodium hydroxide (used for the saponification process and none remain in the final product), organic shea butter, castor seed oil, Canadian unpasteurized honey, organic oatmeal, Canadian ginseng root extract, French grey sea salt, rosemary oleoresin extract * This soap contains NO synthetic chemicals such as: sodium laurel sulfate (SLS), detergent, preservati

ontariobee.com

the ontario beekeepers' association (oba) was established in 1881. it is one of the oldest established farm organizations in ontario. it was founded even before the ontario ministry of agriculture and food. the oba is incorporated under the agricultural and horticultural organizations act (1987).