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Amazing Comb Honey!

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Ross Round Comb Honey

Imagine tasting honey exactly as the bees made it.

Comb honey is honey in its purest form—raw honey still sealed inside the natural beeswax comb. Long before honey extractors were invented, this was how people enjoyed honey. Beautiful to look at and even more delicious to eat, comb honey is one of nature's simplest luxuries.

Easy Ways to Enjoy Comb Honey

  • Eat a small piece all by itself.

  • Spread it on warm toast, biscuits, or English muffins.

  • Add it to a cheese board with crackers and nuts.

  • Spoon it over yogurt, oatmeal, pancakes, or waffles.

  • Pair it with apple or pear slices.

  • Add a small piece to sandwiches.

  • Top warm brie with comb honey and serve with a baguette.

  • Try it on pizza for a sweet-and-savory surprise.

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Cut Comb Honey!

Can You Eat the Beeswax?

Absolutely!

Beeswax is completely edible. It is soft, naturally produced by the bees, and has very little flavor of its own. Some people enjoy eating it with the honey, while others prefer to chew it like gum before discarding it.

When paired with crackers, fruit, cheese, yogurt, or bread, most people hardly notice the wax at all because it blends naturally with the other textures.

In Colonial times, beeswax was mixed with tree resins to make the first chewing gum.


Did You Know?

Beeswax is the only naturally occurring wax. Other types of wax must be rendered from fruit or leaves, and soy wax and paraffin wax are produced by a toxic chemical process. Bees produce the wax and form it into hexagonal repositories, called cells, that make up the structure of the honeycomb. It’s where bees store honey and pollen.

Types of Comb Honey

Ross Rounds

  • Bees build the comb directly inside the round container.

  • We simply add the lid and label.

  • The bees are the last living beings to touch the honey.

Cut Comb

  • Bees build natural comb inside wooden frames.

  • We carefully cut each 4x2 or 4×4 section by hand.

  • Frozen until needed for maximum freshness.

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Cut Comb Honey, Draining After Cut from the Frame!

Ready to try it yourself?

Explore our Ross Round Comb Honey or our 4x2 or 4×4 Cut Comb Honey available in the shop.

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