These honey oat biscuits are sweet and buttery with a perfect balance of crispy crunch and soft chewiness. They are very quick and easy to make and a delicious snack to have with a cup of tea or coffee.

We have to say that these biscuits are best eaten fresh on the day of baking, if you try and store them for longer they tend to lose some of their crispness and aren't quite as nice. For that reason we've created this recipe to make a small batch of 12 medium sized biscuits. If that's still too many then simply halve the ingredients to make 6 biscuits to eat yourself or share with a friend!...

Would you believe me if I said these scones are:⁣
- Dairy free ⁣
- Egg free ⁣
- Sweetened with just a little honey & fruit⁣
- Suitable from 1 year + ⁣
- Prepped and baked in under 20 minutes ⁣
- Able to be frozen for upto 4 months ⁣

Honestly these little beauties are so easy to whip up, taste absolutely delicious & are basically guilt free!...

Cooking chicken on a traditional charcoal barbecue can often be a risky pursuit, ending in burnt sauce and uncooked meat near the bone. Avoid such disasters in the future with our delicious BBQ honey chicken recipe.

While it may be a noble and understandable desire to cook all the food on the barbecue at your summer garden get together, when it comes to chicken it's far better to use your oven to cook the chicken most of the way first. 

Using our method, you can still enjoy all the lovely char and smokey taste from the barbecue but without the worry of the chicken not being cooked properly. This worry free method also makes life a lot easier and less stressful if you have guests to entertain or a hungry family to feed!...

Make no mistake, when we say everyday things we really do mean items that most people use or consume every single day. This is not a list of vegetables like the pumpkin that we may buy once a year to carve into a lantern or exotic fruits that most people have never seen. These are things that are very much a part of our lives on a daily basis and it would make a significant impact to our lives if they were not available or became cost prohibitive due to scarcity.

In this blog we will take a walk through a typical day to show you just how different it would be if we didn't have these things in our lives...

A good friend of mine, Mike, works for the National Literacy Trust (NLT). This is a fantastic charity whose aim is to work with schools and communities to give disadvantaged children the literacy skills to succeed in life.

Last year, I was chatting with Mike over a beer about his work. He told me that one of the areas he is focusing on is South Manchester, very close to where Just Bee HQ is. I told him about how we are trying to encourage more children to learn about bees and the environment. We knew there was a cross over, but couldn’t quite put our finger on how we could collaborate to achieve both our goals...