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Lavender Clover Honey Sticks: Mild, Golden and Simply Sweet
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If you are not sure which honey stick flavor to pick, start here. Our Lavender Clover Honey Sticks are single-serve straws of classic clover honey: mild, golden and simply sweet. No fruit, no spice, just honey that tastes the way most people remember it from childhood.
Why clover is the crowd-pleaser
Clover honey is one of the mildest, most familiar honey styles. It sweetens without taking over, which is why it works in nearly everything: tea, coffee, warm milk, toast and baking. It is also the flavor picky eaters reach for when a party favor bowl has ten options.
Everyday ideas
- Afternoon tea: a stick per cup is about the right amount for most mugs.
- Cheese boards: mild honey is lovely with sharp cheddar, goat cheese and salty crackers. See our Farm Stand Afternoon Tea Board.
- Muffins and biscuits: squeeze onto a warm split muffin with butter. Our Lemon Poppy Seed Lavender Muffins with Honey Butter are a good excuse.
- Homemade lemonade: stir a few into fresh lemon juice and water.
- On the trail: they weigh almost nothing in a pack and do not leak like a jar.
Mix and match
Clover is a great base flavor in a mixed bundle. Combine it with fruity flavors like peach or blackberry and warm ones like cinnamon for a jar that has something for everyone. The combined listing below shows every flavor we offer.
Gift and party favors
Tie a small bundle with twine for wedding and shower favors, tuck a handful into a teacher thank-you or add them to a gift box with tea and a mug. Build one in the Gift Box Builder.
Storage
Keep honey sticks at room temperature in a dry spot, away from direct sun. If the honey starts to look cloudy or grainy, that is natural crystallization; warm the stick in a cup of warm water to loosen it.
Frequently asked questions
Is clover honey the same as plain honey?
Clover is one of the most common types of everyday honey, known for a mild, light flavor.
Can little kids have them?
Kids over 12 months usually love them. Honey should not be given to infants under 12 months.
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