Chamomile & Lavender Infused Honey

March 2025 - Drinks

Chamomile & Lavender Infused Honey

For thousands of years honey has been used as food, medicine and a vehicle to deliver herbs. Based on an ancient cave painting discovered in Spain, honey harvesting goes back as far as 8,000 B.C.E. The cave art shows a person trying to get honey and the comb from a wild bee nest.

Directions:

Get some quality honey, preferably local. It doesn’t really matter what flavour you choose, but we suggest something light so you can taste the herbs.
Open the tea bags and pour the contents into the jar. You want the jar to be no more than a quarter full to leave room for the tea to expand.
Fill the jar to the top with honey and screw on the lid. You may be left with some additional honey to enjoy in your tea.
Let the mixture sit for 1–2 weeks in a cool dark place.
Strain out the herbs and enjoy.