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Pure Lavender Honey Sticks: The Simple, Floral Original
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Pure Lavender Honey Sticks are the original of our honey stick family: straws of honey with a soft floral lavender flavor and nothing else competing for attention. If you want to taste what lavender and honey do together, start here.
Quick answer: Snip the end and eat it straight, or stir it into hot tea, iced tea or lemonade. It is also a pretty drizzle over yogurt, oatmeal or a cheese board.
Why choose pure lavender
Fruit flavors like Raspberry and Watermelon are bright and playful. Pure Lavender is quieter: sweet honey with a gentle floral finish. It suits more of the moments where you would use regular honey, especially hot tea, and it is the flavor most people picture when they think of a lavender farm.
Five quick uses
- Hot tea: squeeze it into chamomile, green or black tea and stir.
- Homemade lemonade: dissolve two or three sticks in a little warm water, then add lemon juice and cold water for a simple honey lemonade.
- Cheese plate: snip a few over a wedge of goat cheese or brie for a party-ready drizzle.
- Biscuits and toast: one stick is just right for a single biscuit or slice.
- Packing list: lunchboxes, gym bags, the car console and the tea tin at work.
Keeping them at their best
Store sticks at room temperature, out of direct sun. Honey thickens and can crystallize when it gets cold, which is perfectly natural. Warm a firm stick in a mug of warm water for a few minutes and it will flow again. Use clean scissors for the snip, and trim only the tip. Check the package for ingredients and allergen information.
A small gift with a big welcome
Honey sticks are an easy way to share the farm: wedding and shower favors, stocking stuffers, thank-you notes with a stick taped inside, or a handful added to a box in the Gift Box Builder. Mix them with other flavors for variety.
Frequently asked questions
How lavender-y is it?
It has a soft floral lavender flavor. It is sweet honey first, with lavender as a gentle finish.
Can babies have honey sticks?
No. Honey should never be given to babies under one year old.
Can I choose a mix of flavors?
Yes. The Lavender Honey Sticks listing offers every flavor in one place.

































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