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25.01.2022 Breakfast Basics Honey coconut berry granola - Bec's recipe collection Becs comments: Breakfast has so many variations and possibilities. But the reality is sometimes we just dont have time. So, I thought it would be great to have a series on honey-based breakfast basics that are easy to make and super delicious. Admittedly, I got carried away with this one and was going for the ultimate protein punch (as you will see in the ingredients). Its so good that when I wake up ...in the morning, I cannot wait to eat it! I recommend making this at the same time as the 'Almond, cashew and honey butter', because both require the oven for 20 minutes. Ingredients: * 500 grams rolled oats * 120 grams protein powder * 150 grams of quinoa flakes * 50 grams organic psyllium husks * 1/2 cup Hayes Honey * 45 grams dried blueberries * 45 grams dried cranberries * 100 grams toasted coconut flakes * 1 pkt of almond flakes * 2 tbs of cinnamon Method: * Pre heat oven to 160 degrees * Add the oats, quinoa flakes, psyllium husks, almond flakes, cinnamon and honey into a bowl and mix together thoroughly. Don't worry that its not completely coated. * Put on two trays and put in the oven for 10 mins. * Take out, stir around and then put back in for another 10 mins, or until golden. It will not be crunchy until it is cool. * Transfer back to the bowl and add in the toasted coconut flakes, dried blueberries and cranberries. * Stir through and when cool, transfer to a sealed container - you now have 25 serves of granola. This recipe was inspired by allrecipes Honey Nut Granola. Bec's abuzz about Hayes Honey! Our fabulous foodie friend will contribute regularly by demonstrating some of the delicious ways of consuming our honey! #becsrecipecollection #honeyrecipes

25.01.2022 Have you got your order in yet? FREE delivery this weekend! Orders close 5pm today. Order online: www.hayeshoney.com.au

25.01.2022 NEW PRODUCT ALERT Dark cherry tinted lip balm - made with Hayes Honey beeswax and all natural ingredients. Moisturising and fragrant with a light tint ... More info: https://bit.ly/2KovoJK

24.01.2022 A few months ago, some of our smaller nucleus hives were migrated to the South Australian Research & Development Institute (SARDI) Waite Campus for a specialist pollination service as part of a program researching genetic resource conservation and Lucerne cultivar development. More than 100 species of Lucerne (Medicago sativa) are grown in specialty structures where pollination can only take place with plants of the same species, thus maintaining the pure strain genetic trait...s of all of these species of Lucerne for possible future cross breeding and genetic conservation. Lucerne plant flowers require pollination from bees to set seed and seldom produce any seed if pollinators are not available. Flowers require a mechanical tripping to release pollen. This can occur spontaneously when environmental conditions are suitable, but generally requires the activity of a pollinator such as a bee. The stamen of the flower snaps out and collides with the head of the bee, transferring pollen to the bee, and from the bee to the stigma of the flower. After a couple of weeks, bees learn to avoid Lucerne flowers - they dislike having their head hit by the flower!! Photo credit: www.sticktoplanbee.com

24.01.2022 Perfect breakfast for a chilly Sunday morning www.hayeshoney.com.au

23.01.2022 Today is R U OK? Day. A conversation could change a life! 2020 has been a challenging year for everyone. Its so important for us all to stay connected and, for those who are able, be willing to support those around us. You dont have to be an expert to keep the conversation going when someone says theyre not OK. By knowing what to say you can help someone feel supported and access appropriate help long before theyre in crisis, which can make a really positive difference to... their life. Learn what to say after R U OK? More info here: www.ruok.org.au

23.01.2022 Beautiful winter sun #busybees

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23.01.2022 Honeycomb - an indulgent treat or pantry staple? We say both! Get yours now: - Free delivery on 24 January (orders close this Thursday)... - Hayes Honey Open Day on Sunday 7 February - Ebenezer Night Markets throughout February - Pick up from Salisbury Heights by arrangement Honeycomb consists of honey still contained within its original hexagonal-shaped beeswax cells. It is eaten as produced by the bees with no processing, filtering or manipulation.

23.01.2022 The beginning of spring means spring hive management At the end of winter, colonies generally have low numbers of adult bees and little to no brood. To increase the size of colonies, good hive management is vital. Some hives may be stronger than others so we sometimes take frames from hives that have excess supplies and give them to weaker hives (within the same apiary site). ... During the first spring inspections, we check the brood for signs of diseases such as American foulbrood disease (AFB), a notifiable bee disease. In spring, brood rearing increases, which results in more adult bees. However, expansion of the colony can stimulate swarming, a natural impulse that causes colonies to split to reproduce. In case a hive swarms, we place preprepared nucleus boxes at each site for swarming bees to move in to. We can remove and rehome swarms in the community. If you see a swarm of bees, firstly, leave them alone (once they settle, its usually safe to be near them). Then contact a beekeeper (advise the size, location and how long they have been there).

22.01.2022 Venom from honeybees has been found to rapidly kill aggressive and hard-to-treat breast cancer cells, according to potentially ground-breaking new Australian research.

22.01.2022 Last days to order Order close Friday 27 November. FREE delivery before 14 December.... Honey, honeycomb, lip balm, body butter, Christmas gift packs and more

22.01.2022 No rest for the wicked! Frames, frames and more frames!

21.01.2022 The greater the number of bees in a hive, the more effective the hive is at producing honey, and the more wax it can manufacture for the hive to grow and care for the bees. When extracting honey, beeswax is left over when the caps are removed from the honeycomb cells, but it never goes to waste! There are hundreds of uses for beeswax! Here are some examples of ways humans use beeswax: Skincare... Beeswax is used in cosmetics, creams, balms and ointments and has a range of benefits: - Does not suffocate the skin’s pores. - Attracts water molecules to that area, helping to keep skin hydrated. - Forms a protective barrier against environmental forces by holding in moisture, reducing dryness and providing temporary itch relief. - Allows the skin to breathe while preventing forces such as wind or rain from stripping away the skin’s natural oil. - Is high in vitamin A which stimulates skin cell production and is a necessary antioxidant for a healthy complexion. We use beeswax to make natural lip balms and body butter (pictured) Fashion - Dreadlocks - Lubricate zippers - Polish shoes In the kitchen - Often used in jelly beans, gummy bears and similar lollies - Reusable food wraps - Condition wooden bowls and chopping boards - Polish granite counter tops Around the house - Make candles that don’t drip or give off toxic smoke - Waterproof leather, saddles, bags etc - Polish floors Furniture - Lubricate old furniture joints, hinges and drawer rails - Polish furniture when mixed with linseed oil and mineral spirits - Prevents bronze from tarnishing Music and art - Coat the surface or strings of musical instruments including guitars, didgeridoos, tambourines, woodwind reeds, bow strings & bagpipes - Art supplies such as egg painting and glass etching - Modelling and casting in art And more - The manufacture of electronic components - Wax surfboards for grip - The manufacture of CDs - Stabiliser in military explosives More info: https://www.hayeshoney.com.au/s/stories/beeswax-3

21.01.2022 The SA Autumn Garden Festival is coming up on 18 April at the beautiful Clare Showgrounds. As well as over 70 exhibitors, check out the speaker program! Make a day of it! Plants galore!! ... And of course, honey and honeycomb from Hayes Honey Event info: https://fb.me/e/ASh7QgIW?ti=icl

21.01.2022 Honey and ginger tea - Bec's recipe collection Ingredients: Raw honey... Fresh ginger Boiling water Bec's comments: "I used two slices of fresh ginger and a big dollop of Hayes Honey. This was so warm and delicious and perked me up"! Bec's abuzz about Hayes Honey! Our fabulous foodie friend will contribute regularly by demonstrating some of the delicious ways of consuming our honey! #perfectforwinter #becsrecipecollection #honeyrecipes

21.01.2022 Have you checked out our website yet? FAQs, gift cards, order online and sign up to get the buzz by email. www.hayeshoney.com.au

21.01.2022 Spring is here! Warmer days mean bees are more likely to swarm. If you see a swarm of bees: 1. Leave them alone. Once they settle, its usually safe to be near them.... 2. Call a beekeeper to remove and rehome the bees. Advise the size, location and how long they have been there.

20.01.2022 When you need honeycomb, we deliver! The package is secure and on its way! A Barossa-based customer just couldnt wait for the delivery day next weekend so Joel got the boys together for a bike ride.. what better way to spend a sunny Saturday Get 30% discount on honeycomb - order online and use code honeycomb at checkout. Offer ends Wednesday 5 August. www.hayeshoney.com.au

20.01.2022 Bee-utiful bee inspired makeup by a talented friend of Hayes Honey #bee #honeycomb #makeup #gold #beauty #honey #adelaide #southaustralia #savethebees #bees

19.01.2022 A couple of recent swarm collections

18.01.2022 Free cosmetic spatula Bergamot body butter, made with Hayes Honey beeswax. Receive a cosmetic spatula with every jar of body butter ordered before 27 November.... Testimonials: "It's so creamy! Some beeswax products can be oily.. not this one". "I use mine as a hand cream - it's really moisturising". "I've been using it every night on my tattoos and elbows - love it"! Order online: www.hayeshoney.com.au

17.01.2022 Honey can help save the world from superbugs A new study has found a reason why you should reach for a humble pot of honey rather than seek medication if you have a cough or common cold.

16.01.2022 Urban environments are brilliant for bees! One of the most important aspects of a bee-friendly garden is floral abundance and continuous flowering throughout the year. We've put together a list of trees, shrubs and herbs suitable for Adelaides cool temperate climate; consider using some of them in your bee-friendly garden.... Read more: https://www.hayeshoney.com.au/s/stories/bee-friendly-garden

16.01.2022 PURE HONEY FREE DELIVERY ADELAIDE Order online: www.hayeshoney.com.au RAW HONEY... FRESH HONEYCOMB NATURAL LIP BALM BERGAMOT BEESWAX BODY BUTTER Next delivery day: Saturday 8 August

15.01.2022 Our next delivery day is Saturday 8 August. Orders close on Wednesday 5 August. Order online: www.hayeshoney.com.au... RAW HONEY FRESH HONEYCOMB NATURAL LIP BALM BERGAMOT BEESWAX BODY BUTTER

15.01.2022 Came across this cute little scorpion when checking the hives. It’s a Marbled scorpion, found across SA, mainly in and around gum trees. He’s not much bigger than a bee!! Fun fact: Marbled scorpions have the worst sting amongst Australian scorpions, causing intense pain for a few hours

15.01.2022 There are over 1,700 species of native bee in Australia (more are being discovered every year) and an estimated 300 species that live around Adelaide. Some are as small as 2mm long! Native bees are excellent pollinators of fruit trees and vegetables and are a great asset in the home garden. They also pollinate many native plants - in fact some of our native plants can only be pollinated by native bees. Here are a few ways you can support native bees in your garden:... 1. Plant a range of native plants that flower at different times throughout the year. Choose as many local plant species as possible. Find a local nursery that has a selection of indigenous flowering plants. 2. Leave some areas of your garden free of vegetation. Some native bees nest in the ground. They look for slightly compacted soils with no vegetation. 3. Let some of your weeds flower before pulling them out. 4. Provide a water source. The most important thing to remember is to give the bees something to land on otherwise they will drown. Fill a bowl with stones or marbles and water and place it in an accessible spot in your backyard. You can also float corks in the water. 5. Use less pesticides. They can stay in the plant for a long time meaning pollen and nectar is poisonous long after application. Consider using biological, environmental or hands on alternatives. 6. Build a native bee hotel ready for spring. Most native bees are solitary. Females make a nest by burrowing into rotten wood or dirt. You can give them a hand. Cut lengths of bamboo or cardboard tubes and place them in a sheltered area. There are plenty of bee-N-bee making guides online. How to spot a native bee? Native bees can sometimes be mistaken for flies or wasps. If you look closely and see bags of pollen on its back legs or under its abdomen, its a bee. Some flies mimic bees. The easiest way to tell the difference is to count their wings - bees have two sets of wings and flies only have one set. Check out this great resource to help you identify native bees: https://www.aussiebee.com.au/gallery.html Blue banded bee, Mark Berkery

14.01.2022 Honeycomb - Bec's recipe collection Becs comments: This is Nigella Lawsons honeycomb (Hokey Pokey) recipe, but I have swapped out golden syrup for honey. Using honey gives it a beautiful rich and deep flavour. Plus it only takes 10 minutes to make.. its my Sunday sweet treat! Ingredients: ... - 100 grams caster sugar - 4 tablespoons Hayes Honey - 1 teaspoons bicarbonate of soda Method: 1. Put the sugar and honey into a saucepan and stir together to mix. You mustn't stir once the pan's on the heat, though. 2. Place the pan on the heat and let the mixture first melt, then turn to goo and then to a bubbling mass the colour of maple syrup - this will take 3 minutes or so. 3. Off the heat, whisk in the bicarbonate of soda and watch the syrup turn into a whooshing cloud of aerated pale gold. Turn this immediately onto a piece of reusable baking parchment or greased foil. 4. Leave until set and then bash at it, so that it splinters into many glinting pieces. Bec's abuzz about Hayes Honey! Our fabulous foodie friend will contribute regularly by demonstrating some of the delicious ways of consuming our honey! #becsrecipecollection #honeyrecipes #sweettreatsunday

14.01.2022 Happy Fathers Day to all of the wonderful Dads Joel will be spending the day watching both kids play footy, like he does every weekend How are you celebrating Dad today?

14.01.2022 Tahini, feta & honey toastie - Bec's recipe collection Becs comments: This may be the best toastie I have ever eaten! A twist on this original recipe: https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recip/tahini-feta-honey-toastie. I swapped the sourdough for ciabatta bread and swapped the thyme for rosemary. Ingredients:... - 1 tbsp tahini - 2 tsp Hayes Honey - 2 slices of sourdough or ciabatta bread - 50g feta (I used a buffalo persian feta) - a few thyme (or rosemary) leaves - butter - 1 tsp sesame seeds Mix the tahini and honey together. Spread the mixture on a slice of bread. Scatter over the feta and a few thyme/rosemary leaves, then top with another slice of bread. Butter the outsides and press sesame seeds into each side. Fry in a hot pan, weighed down by another pan, for 2 mins on each side (or use a toasted sandwich maker), then drizzle with honey. Bec's abuzz about Hayes Honey! Our fabulous foodie friend will contribute regularly by demonstrating some of the delicious ways of consuming our honey! #becsrecipecollection #honeyrecipes

13.01.2022 Another beautiful day Another bee-utiful swarm And its Joels birthday

13.01.2022 A brilliantly simple article about how bees make honey

12.01.2022 Bec's abuzz about Hayes Honey! Our fabulous foodie friend will contribute regularly by demonstrating some of the delicious ways of consuming our honey! From a hot cup of honey and lemon to a super decadent serving of french toast, keep an eye out for these sweet treats, drinks, mains, breakfasts, desserts, snacks and more! Honeycomb french toast with marscapone and almonds - Bec's recipe collection Ingredients:... 2 eggs 1 cup of milk Pinch salt Cinnamon loaf Fresh honeycomb Mascarpone Slivered almonds Butter for cooking Makes enough for 8 slices Bec's comments: "This was super easy. I used a dutch cinnamon fruit loaf so all I had to do was whisk 2 eggs and a cup of milk with a bit of salt. I dipped the bread on both sides into the egg and milk mixture (be quick so it doesn't get too soggy) and cooked on medium heat for 2-3 minutes, flipping once. Before I cooked the french toast, I turned on the fry pan and toasted the almonds. Served with mascarpone, almonds and sweet, gooey chunks of Hayes Honey honeycomb". #honeyheaveninunder10minutes #becsrecipecollection #honeyrecipes

12.01.2022 Teams of Adelaide beekeepers have travelled to Kangaroo Island and built 500 new beehives for local producers impacted by the devastating summer bushfires

11.01.2022 Happy International Dog Day Post pics of your fur baby in the comments and give them an extra belly rub today Rockit, Hayes Honeys JRT

10.01.2022 Honey and lemon tea - Bec's recipe collection Ingredients: Raw honey... Fresh lemon Boiling water Bec's comments: "healthdirect.gov.au suggests to help with the symptoms of sore throat, try drinking hot water with honey and lemon. I used one slice of lemon and one big dollop of Hayes Honey"! Bec's abuzz about Hayes Honey! Our fabulous foodie friend will contribute regularly by demonstrating some of the delicious ways of consuming our honey! #perfectforwinter #becsrecipecollection #honeyrecipes

10.01.2022 Pink Bees Knees Cocktail - Bec's recipe collection Becs comments: One for the grown ups - this cocktail is a delicious combination of honey, quince, lemon and gin. I opted for a lemon premix cordial with no sweetener instead of lemon juice, and a little extra syrup. ... You could absolutely still do this without the quince but it won't be pink or have the underlying sweet spiciness. If you do make the quince syrup, it lasts a month in the fridge! Ingredients: * 2 tbsp Hayes Honey * 80 ml ( cup) gin * 80 ml ( cup) lemon juice * 2 tbsp quince syrup (from honey-roasted quinces) Method: Combine honey and 2 tablespoons of water in a small saucepan. Cook over medium heat, stirring, until the mixture reaches a slow simmer and the honey is smooth. Remove from heat and cool to room temperature. Combine honey syrup, gin, lemon juice and quince syrup in a cocktail shaker filled with ice and shake vigorously. Strain into 2 chilled cocktail glasses and serve. Recipe source: SBS Australia https://www.sbs.com.au/food/recipes/pink-bees-knees Bec's abuzz about Hayes Honey! Our fabulous foodie friend will contribute regularly by demonstrating some of the delicious ways of consuming our honey! #becsrecipecollection #honeyrecipes

10.01.2022 It’s gonna be a scorcher! Bees require water for a number of reasons; diet, to feed larvae, to dilute honey and to maintain hive humidity. In hot weather, bees can use more than one litre per day for cooling the hive (in extreme heat, strong hives can use up to five litres per day)!... You can help bees in hot weather by providing a water source. The most important thing to remember is to give the bees something to land on otherwise they will drown. 1. Fill a bowl with stones or marbles and water and place it in an accessible spot in your backyard. You can also float corks in the water. 2. Hang a cloth halfway over a bucket of water - the bees will take water directly from the wet cloth.

08.01.2022 Yesterday's post listed some of the uses for beeswax. How do you use beeswax? We have limited stock available for sale. 100g - $7... 250g - $15 1kg - $40 Contact direct to order, not available for online ordering. Email: [email protected] Phone: 0402 053 921 Facebook DM Instagram DM

07.01.2022 $2 charity handmade enrichment pet rope toys 100% of proceeds go to animal rescue/care organisations. Excellent for dogs, cats & birds. Stimulates play, builds confidence and promotes animal's natural curiosity.... Handmade in Adelaide. Include one in your online order. FREE DELIVERY! https://www.hayeshoney.com.au/s/shop

07.01.2022 Only 1 month until Christmas! And only 2 days left to order for free delivery in December. Order online: www.hayeshoney.com.au

06.01.2022 How amazing does this look?! Yum Thanks Kiera!

06.01.2022 Local, raw, pure honey direct from the hive! See the beehives and chat with the beekeepers. See honey production equipment and frames of honey and learn how they are spun and filtered. After having to reschedule this event, we’re excited to see you all! ... More info: www.hayeshoney.com.au

06.01.2022 Breakfast Basics Blueberry Protein Smoothie - Bec's recipe collection Becs comments: Breakfast has so many variations and possibilities. But the reality is sometimes we just dont have time. So, I thought it would be great to have a series on honey-based breakfast basics that are easy to make and super delicious. This smoothie is so simple and takes two minutes. Ingredients:... * 1/2 cup of blueberries (frozen or fresh) * 30 grams of protein powder * 250 ml of milk (any kind - coconut will thicken it a lot if the berries are frozen) * 1 tsp of Hayes Honey * I also used a piece of delicious honeycomb because it was then a sweet treat at the end of the smoothie. Method: Put all of the ingredients in a blender for 1 minute and then it is all yours. This works just as well with raspberries or bananas. Note re protein powder: I use WPI Fast release because it has, as they say natural nutrition without all the crap but use whatever you like. No sales pitch here! Bec's abuzz about Hayes Honey! Our fabulous foodie friend will contribute regularly by demonstrating some of the delicious ways of consuming our honey! #becsrecipecollection #honeyrecipes

05.01.2022 Hurry, orders close TODAY! Free delivery - Sunday 14 June. Order online - www.hayeshoney.com.au

04.01.2022 30% discount on honeycomb Order online: www.hayeshoney.com.au Offer ends 5 August 2020.... FREE DELIVERY OR PICK UP

02.01.2022 The St Marys College urban beekeeping project teaches students new skills while assisting South Australian apiarists devastated by bushfires on Kangaroo Island and in the Adelaide Hills. #urbanbeekeeping #savethebees InDaily

02.01.2022 Medovik (Russian honey cake) - Bec's recipe collection Becs comments: My coworker requested this honey cake for his birthday. It was fun to make and not as tricky as it might look. And its not overly sweet. I let it sit for two days like tiramisu to soak up all the flavours! Ingredients:... For the cake layers: 7 tablespoons (100g) butter 4 tablespoons (80g) Hayes Honey 1 teaspoon (5g) baking soda 3 cups (450g) flour 3 eggs 3/4 cup (150g) sugar For the cream: 2 cups (515g) sour cream 1 cup (240ml) heavy cream 1 cups (190g) powdered sugar 1 teaspoon vanilla extract Method: 1. Preheat oven to 175C. 2. In a heat proof bowl beat eggs with sugar until light and fluffy add butter and honey. Set the bowl over a bain-marie (double boiler). Stir until butter is completely melted and sugar is dissolved. 3. Add baking soda to the honey and butter mixture and whisk. Gradually add flour and mix with a wooden spoon until dough forms. 4. Knead the dough on a lightly floured surface. Divide into 8 equal pieces. Shape each piece into balls. Roll each piece into very thin layer, trim the rolled dough using a 7-Inch (18 cm) cake ring/cake pan. 5. Pierce each layer with a fork. Bake for 7-8 minutes or until golden. To save time, while baking one tray, roll out other dough pieces. Bake the leftover dough as well (it may take less time), let cool, then process baked leftovers into fine crumbs. 6. Make the cream: in a large place bowl heavy cream, vanilla extract and powdered sugar. Beat to medium-stiff peaks. Fold whipped cream into the sour cream until smooth. 7. Once the cake layers are cooled you can assemble the cake. Spread about 3 tablespoons of cream on one layer, Stack the second layer on top and repeat until you have 8 layers. Spread extra cream on top and sides. Spread reserved cake crumbs on top and sides of the cake. 8. Refrigerate the cake overnight. Recipe credit: The Cooking Foodie - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GD09V5oNpsU Bec's abuzz about Hayes Honey! Our fabulous foodie friend will contribute regularly by demonstrating some of the delicious ways of consuming our honey! #becsrecipecollection #honeyrecipes

02.01.2022 Dad & daughter swarm collection (from under a trampoline) on Fathers Day

01.01.2022 Last call for orders - free delivery on Saturday Order online: www.hayeshoney.com.au RAW HONEY... FRESH HONEYCOMB NATURAL LIP BALM BERGAMOT BEESWAX BODY BUTTER See more