Bushwick Kitchen Celebrates National Honey Month
- Mary Ann
- Sep 11, 2023
- 1 min read
September is National Honey Month, and Bushwick Kitchen is highlighting the hardworking honey bee. With 1/3 of the food that we eat made possible through honey bee pollination, Bushwick Kitchen recognizes the honey bee’s vital role in our ecosystem and global food supply.
Did you know? Purchasing honey helps promote the wellbeing of bees by supporting the beekeepers that take care of their hives. How sweet it that?!
Bushwick Kitchen offers a variety of gourmet condiments and ingredients for every dining occasion. Perfect for charcuterie boards and a variety of beverages and dishes (from breakfast to dessert to cocktails), they offer culinary gift sets for all palates. Here are some of their honey offerings:
Honey sticks — available in spicy, salted, Meyer lemon, and raw
These and other gift sets can be purchased on the Bushwick Kitchen website as well as through their Amazon store. Bushwick Kitchen is a highly-rated sauce company that's here to serve up finger-licking, flavor-addicting sauces and condiments for every kitchen creative and foodie looking to elevate their meals or share a unique culinary gift to inspire friends and family.
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