Just Bee Honey Blog

If you’ve been part of the Just Bee community for a while, you’ll know that not all bees are created equal, especially when it comes to the seasons. A hive in summer behaves entirely differently from one in the depths of winter, and the bees themselves adapt in some remarkable ways to ensure the survival of the colony...

When most people think of beekeeping, they picture rolling countryside, wildflower meadows, and rows of hives surrounded by green fields. But in recent years, something quite exciting has been happening, beekeeping is moving into the city. Urban beekeeping is on the rise, and it’s having a surprisingly positive impact on both our bees and our communities...

There’s a buzz in the air… and no, it’s not just the bees!

We’re thrilled to announce that Taste of Summer is back for 2025, and this year, it’s bigger, better, and even sweeter than ever.

If you’re new around here or a long-time honey fan, you’ll want to stick around, because this is one of our favourites Just Bee traditions. From early June through to the end of August, we’re launching limited edition honey flavours every two weeks… and trust us, they are delicious...

Spring is in the air—which means warmer days, blooming flowers… and for some, the dreaded hay fever season! If you’re one of the many who suffer from sneezing fits, itchy eyes, and a runny nose as soon as pollen levels rise, you might have heard the popular theory that honey can help ease those symptoms. But is there any truth to it, or is it just a sweet-sounding myth? Let’s take a closer look...

Bee pollen is often praised for its impressive nutritional profile, but did you know it’s also incredibly easy to add to your everyday meals? Whether you’re new to bee pollen or looking for fresh ways to enjoy it, this blog will guide you through how to use bee pollen on food—and why it’s worth doing...

When it comes to natural nutrition, bee pollen is one of the most impressive superfoods out there. These tiny golden granules may be small, but they’re packed with an incredible range of nutrients that can do wonders for your overall health and wellbeing...

Bee pollen might be small, but it’s making a big impact in the world of health and wellness. Packed with nutrients, it’s often called “nature’s multivitamin”, but what exactly is it, and why is it so special?...

This month at Just Bee, our marketing team has been enthusiastically exploring the delightful versatility of honey, experimenting with it in a variety of delicious and creative ways. From indulgent sweet treats to innovative cocktails, our journey with honey has expanded our horizons and produced some truly extraordinary results...

A good night’s sleep is essential for overall well-being, but many of us struggle to get enough quality rest. While the usual advice (cut caffeine, limit screen time) helps, there are lesser-known tips that can enhance your sleep routine. Let’s dive into how you can improve your sleep in surprising ways!...

Let’s talk about something completely natural and totally wonderful, crystallised honey. If you’ve noticed that your jar of Just Bee Raw Vitamin Manuka Honey MGO 263+ is not as runny as you are used to, don’t worry! Crystallisation is a natural process that shows your honey is the real deal, pure, raw, and unpasteurised. All honeys eventually crystallise if they are raw and unpasteurised, but Manuka crystallises a little more quickly than our other honeys, especially in the cold winter temperatures....

Superfoods are packed with nutrients and offer various health benefits. When combined with natural sweeteners like honey, these superfoods can be both delicious and highly beneficial. Here’s a look at some of the top superfoods and their health advantages...

After the last honey harvest of the year you might think that beekeepers can just keep warn indoors and put their feet up! While it would be true to say that a beekeeper is much busier during the spring and summer, there is still a lot of preparation to do over the end of autumn and things to stay on top of throughout the winter...