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Raw honey by the jar, two honey pastes, and a tea blend that changes with the season.
Seasonal Herbal Tea Blend
$ 33.33 USD
Loose leaf herbal tea that rotates with the season. Warming, grounding herbs drawn from Ayurvedic and Mexican traditions, ready to steep light or simmer strong.
Raw Unfiltered Honey
$ 30.00 USD
Never heated, never strained, with the pollen and enzymes still intact. A natural source of antioxidants for tea, baking, cooking, and skin alike.
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Turmeric Honey Paste
$ 22.00 USD
Golden milk in a single spoonful. Raw honey blended with turmeric root and warming spices, ready to stir into warm water at sunrise or steamed milk before bed.
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Cacao Honey Paste
$ 22.00 USD
Raw cacao folded into raw honey with no refined sugar. Naturally rich in antioxidants, magnesium, and iron, and it melts straight into milk, shakes, and oat bowls.
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Start With the Honey
Raw unfiltered honey is the base of nearly everything in this collection. Unfiltered means it keeps its pollen, propolis, and natural texture rather than being stripped down to a uniform syrup. It will crystallize on the shelf. That is honey behaving the way honey behaves.
If it firms up, set the jar in a bowl of warm water and it loosens again.
What Pairs With It
Turmeric Honey Paste
Turmeric stirred into raw honey. Take it by the spoonful or dissolve a teaspoon into warm milk or water. It stains, so pick a spoon you are not attached to.
Cacao Honey Paste
Cacao and honey, with nothing else in the jar. Richer and rounder than the turmeric. Good stirred into hot water or spread across warm bread.
Seasonal Herbal Tea Blend
The blend shifts with the season and with what is available. Steep one teaspoon per cup for five minutes with a lid on, so the aromatics stay in the cup.
How to Choose Between Them
Reach for the raw honey if you want one jar that works everywhere: tea, toast, cooking, straight off the spoon. Reach for a paste if you want something already made, ready to stir into a cup at the end of the day. Reach for the tea if the ritual matters as much as the cup.
Keeping Them
Honey and honey pastes hold at room temperature for a very long time. Keep the lid on, keep water out of the jar, and skip the refrigerator. Loose tea holds its character for roughly a year in a sealed container away from light and heat.
Why Jars Vary
Color, texture, and scent shift between batches. Honey changes with the season and with what the bees were working. Herbs change with the harvest. The variation is the ingredient being real.
