You will be amazed at how quickly this delicious vegetable dish comes together - it is so
easy that you won't want to share the recipe with friends and family for fear of giving
away your secret...
This is a wonderful beverage for hot summer days - it has just the right amount of
sweetness to be refreshing without being overly sweet. It's addicting!
Harvested from our neighborhood grove of tulip poplar trees overlooking the Potomac River in Maryland, this rare honey is a rich, amber color that is mild in flavor. The tulip poplar is a magnificently tall tree producing delicate lemon-lime-colored flowers with an orange center. Native Americans used its timber for canoes and early American settlers used it for shipbuilding, paper mills and construction. Rich in antioxidants, this robust honey can serve as a sugar substitute in baking or as a sweetener in sauces for roasting meat or grilling fish.
Product Description
Tulip Poplar
Harvested from our neighborhood grove of tulip poplar trees overlooking the Potomac River in Maryland, this rare honey is a rich, amber color that is mild in flavor. The tulip poplar is a magnificently tall tree producing delicate lemon-lime-colored flowers with an orange center. Native Americans used its timber for canoes and early American settlers used it for shipbuilding, paper mills and construction. Rich in antioxidants, this robust honey can serve as a sugar substitute in baking or as a sweetener in sauces for roasting meat or grilling fish.
"I tried your honey side by side with a grocery store brand and there is no comparison. The flavor of your honey is so fresh and balanced. Keep up the good work!" - Bridget (Brodhead, WI)
"I usually don't order food products through the mail, but I'm happy with your tulip poplar honey. I can't get that in the store." - Rick (Phoenix, AZ)
"I look forward to sampling the other products Bee-America offers!" - Scott (Los Angeles, CA)
Thomas Jefferson referred to tulip poplar trees as the "Juno (ancient Roman goddess) of our groves" for its striking, golden yellow autumn color; its showy, orange and green, tulip-like flowers; and its curiously-shaped leaves and rapid growth.
