Yesterday, I told you that the week was full with Customer Appreciation Prep. Well, here's how I spent my Friday and Saturday. Harvesting honey. Friday morning, I cracked open the hives as I KNEW they were getting full. I just didn't have time with all my pricing and cardstock cutting! and yup, it was full. Rob graciously agreed to fire up the extractor to spin the honey out of the honey comb. I'm getting an order of bottles this week and will finish bottling them later this week.
Here are a couple of shots from the process. If you haven't had our honey before, I will have it for sale here in the studio. Our spring honey is best described as slightly spicy. It's got some neat undertones. Did you know that honey is good for seasonal allergies? Administer a tsp of local honey everyday to help manage allergies. The pollen in the honey is supposed to help decrease your response to allergens. Kind of like allergy shots but oh so much more enjoyable.
Not exactly, haute couture. My shirt usually covers by backside and my socks ARE not on the outside of my pants but I really didn't want extra access points for 100,000 bees. :) I'll look dorky and err on the side of caution!
How cool is that, Sarah!? Your own honey! That’s awesome. Hey, don’t forget this demo friend of yours here in GA! I would love to buy at least a bottle from you and of course pay for shipping. Maybe I can stop taking allergy pills for real… Let me know $$ Thanks so much!
Man! You continue to amaze me with more and more talents! I can’t even begin to imagine what I am going to learn next. Are you related to Martha Stewart? Once again, thanks for being sooo totally cool – I’m so glad I can say I know you because you are truly amazing!
Thanks!
Sarah – Love the pictures – you know I must show these to Steve when I return home! He will love it and look out in Alaska – he will talk your ear off! Kathy