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Lavender Lemon Honey Sticks: A Bright Squeeze for Tea and Lemonade
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Honey and lemon belong in the same mug, and our Lavender Lemon Honey Sticks save you from slicing a lemon to prove it. Each single-serve straw holds honey with a bright lemon flavor, so one snip gives you a little burst of lemony sweetness wherever you are.
The tea drinker's honey stick
Lemon is the most tea-friendly flavor in the lineup. It brightens black tea, green tea and herbal blends, and it is especially nice with a lavender tea. Keep a few in your tea tin and you will never again have to choose between honey and lemon.
Bright ideas
- Hot tea: one stick per mug, stirred in while the tea is hot.
- Homemade lemonade: squeeze several into fresh lemon juice and cold water; our From-Scratch Lavender Honey Lemonade shows the ratios.
- Muffins and scones: drizzle over a warm muffin or stir into soft butter. Try it with Lemon Poppy Seed Lavender Muffins with Honey Butter.
- Yogurt and fruit: lemon honey over blueberries and Greek yogurt is a five-second breakfast.
- Salad dressing: a stick whisked with olive oil, vinegar and a pinch of salt makes a quick honey-lemon vinaigrette.
Pocket, desk and car
Because each straw is sealed and single-serve, honey sticks are easy to stash. Keep a handful in a desk drawer for afternoon tea, in the car for road trips and in a coat pocket for the ballfield. In winter, warm one in your hand for a moment if the honey is thick.
Favors and gift ideas
Lemon's sunny color makes it a natural for spring showers, garden parties and Easter baskets. Pair a bundle with lavender tea in the Gift Box Builder for a ready-made tea lover's gift. The combined listing below shows every flavor.
Storing
Keep honey sticks dry and at room temperature, out of direct sun. Crystallization is normal for honey; set the stick in warm water for a few minutes to bring it back.
Frequently asked questions
Does it taste like real lemon?
It has a bright lemon flavor balanced by the honey's sweetness, more lemon drop than lemon wedge.
Can babies have honey?
No. Honey should not be given to infants under 12 months old.
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