GloryBee Blog

Blueberry Honey Ice Cream Sandwiches

Ice cream sandwiches are a wonderful treat! And there’s nothing better than using all natural ingredients as well. With the Blueberry Honey Cream Sandwiches – you can make the cookies...

Partner Spotlight: Where do we Source our Wildflower Honey?

GloryBee’s Boise Idaho Wildflower Blossom Honey is sourced from Dale and Janice, a western Idaho farming and beekeeping family. This local Idaho family has been farming and keeping bees since...

What to Do If Bees Are in Your Home: A Quick and Simple Guide

Now that the warm weather is upon is, we are spending more time outside with our family and friends. However, opening our doors to go outside can, unfortunately, let in...

Saving the Bees: Honey Bee Populations on the Rise

We need honey bees! Declining bee populations affect the environment and agriculture—in the U.S., one out of every three bites of food depends on bees. Without honey bees we risk...

Zucchini Chocolate Chip Cake

Summertime’s zucchini bounty can be used in many ways, including our Chocolate Zucchini Cake. Fudgy chocolatey goodness – we’re all about that! Make it your own by adding chocolate chips...

New To Beekeeping? Here’s an FAQ For ‘Bee’-ginners

When it comes to raising your own bees, many are put off because of their inaccurate perceptions and think of it as complicated and time-consuming. While it does require quite...

5 Adorable Ways to Re-purpose Honey Bear Containers

There's no doubt about it, honey is quite a versatile food item. Bees work pretty hard to make this product -- to make one pound of honey a honeybee would...

Reasons Why Anyone Should Try Out Beekeeping

Bees are responsible for the majority of foods you have in your home and these little floating submarines are quite an interesting species. If you have ever been remotely interested...

Habanero Strawberry Chia Fresca

With the temperature rising, nothing can satisfy or cool you down like a good drink. We've partnered with Bob's Red Mill on just a recipe – Strawberry Chia Fresca! Enjoy...

How To Use Honey As A Replacement For Other Sweeteners In Baked Goods

In 2014, there were an estimated 2.7 million honeybee colonies in the United States, a number that is periodically tracked by the USDA. These numbers aren't surprising, considering the number...

Watermelon Quinoa Salad with Fermented Honey

Looking for a nutritious, easy, and tasty side dish to bring to a summer barbeque? Looking for a unique way to get your family to eat quinoa? Wondering if you’d...

Could U.S. Honey Bees be Dying off Because of Inbreeding?

Honey Bee populations in the U.S. have been on the decline for decades and no one is sure of the exact reason why. Here’s an interesting article from NPR exploring...

Cassia Cinnamon: What is Causing High Prices?

The market for Cassia Cinnamon has been very firm for the past 6-8 months and prices for some grades have doubled in price. We’ve seen reports that the cinnamon-cassia prices...

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