Fresh Honeycomb in Kansas

Local honeycomb from beekeepers across Kansas.

Buy fresh honeycomb direct from beekeepers in Kansas. Every listing below is a local apiary – contact them straight away to arrange collection or delivery of genuinely local honeycomb.

6 beekeepers found

Kelly's Bees – local beekeeper

Kelly's Bees

We are a family-owned business located in the heart of the Flint Hills in Chase County, Kansas. We offer 100% pure, local, raw honey and bee pollen. Direct fro…

11 S Cottonwood St, Strong City Kansas 66869, Strong, City Kansas, 66869
CloverWhite Sweet (kansas)Liquid Honey +10 more
Nikki's Bee Farm – local beekeeper

Nikki's Bee Farm

[email protected] 7854770836

8771 Falcon Rd, Riley Kansas 66531-9816, Riley, Kansas, 66531-9816
Wildflower (kansas)Liquid HoneyComb Honey +2 more
Ohmstede Honey Farm – local beekeeper

Ohmstede Honey Farm

[email protected] 785 282 6177

515 south monroe st, Smith Center Kansas 66967, Smith, Center Kansas, 66967
Alfalfa-Clover (kansas)Acacia (alabama)Liquid Honey +2 more
R & J Bee Rescue – local beekeeper

R & J Bee Rescue

We produce various sizes of raw honey and 4 different flavors of honey butter. Call and place your order today and well make it fresh for us to deliver to you …

1401 s. Greenwood, Wichita Kansas 67211-3536, Wichita, Kansas, 67211-3536
Organic (kansas)Liquid HoneyComb Honey
Hillside Honey Apiary – local beekeeper

Hillside Honey Apiary

Hillside Honey Apiary is a veteran family-owned and operated business.We proudly offer unpasteurized, raw honey and a variety of all-natural, preservative-free…

531 Dawson Street, Easton Kansas 66020, Easton, Kansas, 66020
Wildflower (kansas)Wildflower (missouri)Liquid Honey +3 more
Alsip Acres Honey – local beekeeper

Alsip Acres Honey

It's the classic story. Boy meets girl and they fall in love. Together they buy farmland and become beekeepers. We are Katie and Cory Alsip and together we op…

8201 Roanridge Road, Kansas City Missouri 64151, Kansas, City Missouri, 64151
Wildflower (missouri)Liquid HoneyComb Honey +7 more

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Frequently asked questions

Can you eat the wax in honeycomb?
Yes. Beeswax is food-safe and edible. Most people chew the comb to enjoy the honey, then either swallow the soft wax or set it aside – both are fine.
How should I store honeycomb?
Keep it in an airtight container at room temperature, away from direct sunlight. It does not need refrigerating and will keep for many months.

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