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Taste the difference - Honey from Carl's is the best!
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Honey by Carl's Orange Blossom Honey is produced by bee's that obtain the sweet nectar from orange tree blossoms in South Florida. The honey produced by orange tree blossoms is some of the sweetest in the world. It has many uses from a vitamin substitute to being used as a sweetener.
If you are health conscience, HONEY should be a vital ingredient in your diet. Or, maybe you should use it because it tastes great and makes other foods taste better!
Carl's Orange Blossom Honey sells honey throughout the USA and to over twenty countries around the globe. Knowledge that can only be obtained by experience goes into the selection of the choicest honey for bottling.
The story of Tropic Bee Honey begins inside the beehive, where thousands of bees toil endlessly day after day to collect their golden bounty of nectar. This nectar is converted by bees into honey. To produce just one pound of honey, the bees must travel back and forth between the flowers and hive a distance more than three times around the world!
Every variety of honey is as unique as the flowering plants the bees visit. Honey ranges in color from almost clear to dark amber. Generally darker honeys contain more valuable antioxidants than lighter honeys.
Of the many prized honeys, none is more unique than Orange Blossom Honey. When Florida orange groves blossom in early spring, the air is filled with their perfume. Orange Blossom Honey is fragrant, delicate and perfect when spread on toast, waffles, pancakes and other breakfast breads. It makes a delicious topping for yogurt, ice cream and fruit salads.
Florida's millions of acres of forests and orange groves, plus its year-round warm climate, gives the bees a fantastic environment to create the world's finest honeys.
Commercial users of honey have discovered that orange blossom honey adds special flavor highlights to foods. Meat glazes and coatings, yogurt and ice cream have all benefited from the unique qualities of orange blossom honey.
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