Raw honey by the quart.
Local pickup only.
From about 500 hives on organic farms around the Treasure Valley. Never heated, so the pollen is still in it. A quart is $20, a gallon is $60. Beeswax by the pound and tallow lotion too.
Honey, beeswax and tallow lotion
- Hives
- About 500
- All on organic farms
- The tallow
- Rendered twice
- Most people render four or five times
- Essential oils
- None
- Safe on a newborn
- Shipping
- None
- Pickup around the valley
On earth,
as it is
in heaven.
Made by family, in Idaho
Treasure Valley, Idaho
Hi, I'm Paxton.
Local honey around here costs more than most families want to pay, so I sell ours by the quart and the gallon, priced so you actually cook with it. All of our hives sit on organic farms, because whatever the bees eat ends up in the honey.
I make the tallow lotion myself, in my kitchen, and anything you send from this site comes to me. You'll find all of us at pop-up markets around the valley in the summer. Kobe is my husband. Elias is seven, Harper is two, and Zariah is a newborn.
Paxton & family
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