Zekiah Farms3 (2024)

Raw honey is an excellent preventative for seasonal allergies. By consuming raw unfiltered honey, you are consuming propolis, which is actually small pieces of the beehive. Often, you can see this propolis in your honey jar in the form of small black specks. Have no worries, the propolis is not harmful if consumed, and it actually is more beneficial to your body due to the fact that you are consuming part of the honeycomb, which is the most beneficial for allergies.

Many of our customers come to our store to buy our local honey for their allergies. While our honey will only benefit people with allergies local to Southern Maryland and the surrounding areas, our honey is sought after by people from across the United States as a daily sweeter due to its unique flavor.

Use it as your sweetener; add to tea, coffee, or anything you add sugar. Honey has a higher sweetness, so you have the added benefit of less sugar.

150 lb. person = 3 tablespoons

Start by taking ¼ teaspoon of the local, raw unfiltered honey orally daily. Increase the amount of honey by ¼ teaspoon every 2 days, working up to 1 tablespoon of honey per 50 lbs of the person’s weight. For example, a person weighing 100 lbs should work up to 2 tablespoons of honey daily. The dose can be divided throughout the day as desired. Continue to take the honey through the allergy season.

Not excited about eating spoonfuls of honey?

A easy ways to add the honey to your diet:

• using it as your sweetener; add to tea, coffee, or anything you add sugar. Honey has a higher sweetness, so you have thre added benefit of less sugar.
• Use as jelly, honey is amazing on toast and peanut butter sandwich
• Honey on oatmeal, you will never go back to brown sugar

Infants / children under the age of one should not consume raw honey.

Consult with your doctor about any health concerns or benefits using honey to attain your health goals.

Has the honey turned into a solid block? This is because the honey has crystallized. The honey is not bad.

Fun Fact, honey is the only food that will never go bad. That being said, it will go bad if an outside bacteria is introduced into the jar. For example, if you take a spoonful of honey from your jar, stick it in your mouth, then use the same spoon to get another spoonful, then you just introduced bacteria into your jar and it will eventually go bad. Another example is if water is introduced into your honey jar.

If your honey has crystallized, use the following instructions to re-liquefy your honey.

1. heat a pot of water until it is boiling.
2. Once is begins to boil, remove from the heat and wait for the water to stop boiling. *If your container is plastic, you may need to wait longer for the water to cool so that the plastic does not deform or melt.
3. Place your jar into the warm water and cover the pot.
4. Leave overnight. The next morning, your honey will be re liquified.

We have a variety of different containers that our honey is offered in. Each container has the same honey in it, the only difference is the actual container. The following containers are currently offered at Zekiah Farms3:

• Plastic Bears
  • 2 oz.
  • 8 oz.
  • 12 oz.
• Plastic Bottles
  • 1 lb. Inverted Bottle
  • 3 lb. Bottle
  • 5 lb. Bottle
• Classic Glass Jars
  • 16 oz.
  • 3 lb.
  • 1 Gallon Glass Jar
• Muth Glass Jars
  • 16 oz.
• Comb Honey
• Chunk Honey
• Creamed Honey

See photos of our containers here