I was in the local walmart the other day and they are selling chunk honey in there specialty food section. bottled in texas it was a real dark honey
Chunk Honey
Years back, I approached a few stores about putting chunk honey on their shelves. And even though I said if it did not sell, I would take them back, and they could pay me for the ones that did sell....the answer was not always as positive as I thought it would be.
A few years later, and what is my most in-demand honey product? Yep, chunk honey.
I never liked doing rounds or comb honey. But I do put out some new comb every year on some strong hives, and cut it up into chunks and fill the jar with honey around the chunks.
For those who don't think they want to do comb honey, this is much easier, sells just as fast, and sells at a premium.
Here is a picture....
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A few years later, and what is my most in-demand honey product? Yep, chunk honey.
I never liked doing rounds or comb honey. But I do put out some new comb every year on some strong hives, and cut it up into chunks and fill the jar with honey around the chunks.
For those who don't think they want to do comb honey, this is much easier, sells just as fast, and sells at a premium.
Here is a picture....
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Walmart huh? "Bottled in Texas" means probably "produced" in China. Two different things....riverrat said:
pk, your right. Nothing prettier! And it sells out fast!
This year on the east coast, I think many would be happy with just a bit of honey....
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