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Bardsley Honey

Locality: Sydney, Australia

Phone: +61 408 636 114

Address: Madonna Street 2153 Sydney, NSW, Australia

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25.01.2022 Spot the swarm.....

18.01.2022 Two swarms re-homed this weekend

18.01.2022 Shout out to Sticky Lollies for this Amazing customised lolly creation...... https://www.facebook.com/Stickylollies/ **Watch this space for something exciting coming to you soon!!!**

18.01.2022 BEE SWARMS An increase in the warmer weather = an increase in bee swarms. If you come across one please message or call us for rehoming!!

16.01.2022 Hapbee Fathers Day!! Limited availability of our Father's Day pack. Included are x2 500g raw liquid honey jars and a bag of our bee candy! $30 Message to place your order! *Local Pick up only this Friday / Saturday from Winston Hills*

14.01.2022 Same great Honey! New label designs! Thanks to our artist Loulou Cole!

13.01.2022 Thanks to @stickyaustralia for our cute bee lolly!

11.01.2022 Available for sale now! Message through your orders! Raw Liquid 500g - $10... Chilli Liquid 500g - $12 Creamed 500g - $12 Creamed Cinnamon - $12 Creamed Ginger - $12 See more

09.01.2022 A gift for any occasion

01.01.2022 FAQ: What is Creamed Honey?? Creamed honey is liquid honey that has already gone through a controlled granulation process. All unpasteurized honey will granulate or crystallize with time. When it granulates, you will see larger crystals and your honey will be quite hard. This is normal and reheating your honey will make it liquid again. Creamed honey is made by adding soft creamed honey ('seed') to a batch of liquid honey. It is mixed and cooled while the entire batch takes ...on the consistency of the ‘seed’ honey you added. The result is honey that is soft, smooth and spreadable. **Note: No cream is added to creamed honey. It’s also sometimes called whipped honey, spun honey or churned honey. Do you add anything to your creamed honey? No. Nothing but previously creamed honey gets added to make creamed honey. So you can be confident that you get 100% pure and natural honey. The ‘seed’ honey added is usually from a previous batch.