Product Field NotesFarm Kitchen
Lavender Watermelon Honey Sticks: Summer Flavor for Trail and Tote
Save
Lavender Watermelon Honey Sticks taste like the first slice of watermelon at a summer cookout, minus the seeds and the sticky chin. Each one is a single-serve straw of honey with a fresh, fruity watermelon flavor, ready whenever you are.
The summer flavor in the lineup
Watermelon is the lightest and most playful of our honey stick flavors. It is especially popular with kids, and it fits warm-weather plans: beach bags, camping trips, ballgames and long drives with a lot of "are we there yet."
Ways to use them
- Trail snack: a quick sweet bite at the top of the hill, with nothing to unwrap but the tip.
- Iced tea and lemonade: stir into a glass while it is still slightly warm, or dissolve in a spoonful of hot water first so the honey blends instead of sinking.
- Yogurt and fruit: a drizzle over a bowl of yogurt and berries.
- Ice pops: squeeze a few into lemonade before pouring it into molds.
- Party favors: bundle with other bright flavors for birthday bags and summer showers.
Heat, cold and storage
Honey is easygoing, but temperature changes its texture. In a hot car it gets thin and runny, so open sticks over a napkin in summer. In cold weather it can thicken or crystallize; a few minutes in warm water brings it back. Store them at room temperature, out of direct sun. Check the package for ingredients and allergen information.
Mixing flavors
Watermelon pairs nicely with Raspberry and Pure Lavender in a mixed jar on the counter, so everyone can pick a favorite. The Lavender Honey Sticks listing lets you choose any combination, and our gifts page has more basket ideas.
Frequently asked questions
Is watermelon a good flavor for tea?
It works best in iced tea and lemonade, where a fruity note fits. For hot tea, Vanilla or Pure Lavender are the classic choices.
Can toddlers have them?
Never give honey to babies under one year old. For older kids, they make a fun lunchbox sweet.
Share how it went in your field