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Honeycomb for

Autumn Entertaining 

Nature's Sweetest Treasure

Honeycomb is a delicious and versatile addition to any fall entertaining spread. Its natural sweetness and beautiful golden colour evoke the warm, cozy vibes of autumn. Here’s how you can incorporate honeycomb into your fall gatherings:

Cheese Boards

 

Honeycomb pairs deliciously with a variety of cheeses, especially sharp or tangy ones like blue cheese, brie, or aged gouda. The contrast between sweet and savoury enhances the flavours.

 

Fall Presentation: Place honeycomb on a rustic wooden board alongside seasonal fruits like figs, pears, and apples. Add nuts like walnuts or almonds to complement the textures.

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Bread, Baguettes & Baked Goods

 

Add small chunks of honeycomb to freshly baked breads, scones, or cakes to add sweetness and visual appeal.

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Cocktails and Drinks

 

Garnish for cocktails: Use honeycomb as a garnish for autumn-inspired cocktails, like a whisky sour or an apple cider-based drink. It adds a touch of sweetness and elevates the presentation.

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Desserts

 

Serve with seasonal fruits: Drizzle honeycomb over roasted fall fruits like pears, apples, or figs for a simple yet elegant dessert.

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By the Spoonful

 

The simplest way to enjoy honeycomb is to carve out a spoonful, for an all natural indulgence.​

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Honeycomb is the most raw form of honey. It is light and sweet, with notes of vanilla, and fully edible.

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