Yamada Bee Farm Comb Honey
Comb honey from Hungary sold by Yamada Bee Farm (巣蜜/コムハニー), cut from natural comb, in a 200 g box.
Comb Honey from Yamada Bee Farm, in Japanese 巣蜜/コムハニー, is a comb honey the company brings in from Hungary rather than harvesting in Japan. Yamada explains that bees store flower nectar in the comb, let it ripen fully and cap it with beeswax; this ripe honey is then cut out together with the comb. What you get is a piece of natural comb generously filled with honey, in a 200 g box marked Comb Honey. The producer describes the flavour as natural and mellow. It suggests placing it on bread or crackers and eating it as it is; the wax stays in the mouth but can safely be eaten.
Why this matters to you: wax left in the mouth after a bite of comb is a normal part of this product, not a processing flaw.
Facts
| Country | Hungary (origin of the honey) |
|---|---|
| Raw material | Fully ripened honey in capped comb |
How it connects to Honey & beekeeping
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- Yamada Bee Farm, Yamada Bee Farm Rare Honey
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Frequently asked questions
Can the wax in the comb be eaten?
Yamada says the beeswax stays in the mouth but is a natural product of the bees and can safely be eaten.
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ℹ️ Honey is mostly sugars: about 82 g per 100 g. Do not give honey to babies under 1 year old because of the risk of infant botulism.