Cemetery Honey

Our Forest Home Cemetery & Arboretum apiary has produced delicious honey made from our tree pollen. It's got a light, nutty flavor and comes raw and unfiltered.

You can buy it, in person, at Forest Home Cemetery. Or you can purchase it online from Fairy Garden Hives. For an extra $12 you can get the "Friday the 13th Limited Edition" cemetery honey.

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Posted By: Alex - Sat Jan 08, 2022
Category: Death | Food

Comments

Um! Honey is not made from pollen. Not sure I would trust its quality.

Posted by phil on 01/08/22 at 05:44 AM

True, @phil. Also, that bottle is definitely not "raw and unfiltered". I have a jar of actual raw honey in my cupboard, given me by a hobbyist beekeeper. It's... not like the honey you find in the shops, let alone like the clear liquid you see here. (It's also very, very good.)

Posted by Richard Bos on 01/08/22 at 09:33 AM

Do they sell mini bottles of it for trick-or-treaters?

Posted by Brian on 01/11/22 at 11:21 AM

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