Most times when I travel to a different place, I eventually find a local farmers market that sells some of the region’s local honey. In northern California it was Mendocino bees that provided my honey. I ate Texas Panhandle honey in Palo Duro and wild mountain honey in Arizona’s Coconino forest. My recent stay in the south east netted me Winter Park honey from Florida.
Honey from Winter Park
To me, honey is a magic food. Just like in the book, “The Secret Life of Bees” I take honey in the morning to help energize me for the day and I take it at night to calm me before I go to sleep. It’s an essential food along with these breakfast staples.
Morning Thunder Tea, Oatmeal, Dark Chocolate Granola Thins, Corn Muffins
And some music from a cute little music box.
Hey Jude……….
then you’ll begin to make it better…..
Love, Annie
Oh I love my honey too. Every morning I have toast with honey and cinnamon to start my day.
Tastes like a cinnamon bun!
Wish I could – I love honey. It all sound so very good. Good healthy choices too.
I do throw down a doughnut every now and then but mostly I love a big healthy breakfast to start the day.
Yum! Nice breakfast!
Thank you! Everything was so good!
How lovely for you to be enjoying so much wonderful local honey! I can’t imagine my day starting without my toast and honey!
Just found some local Virginia honey with an awesome taste.