Cutting honeycomb out of a frame and packing it for sale or consumption. To purchase for $15 plus shipping: geralddunbar@hotmail.com honeyfarm.blogspot.com/
So, Jerry may actually be the kindest and most wonderful beekeeper ever. I gave him a quick call after this delightful and relaxing video and he was entirely delightful and passionate about his bees. Seriously, if you happen to know this man or are familiar with his honeycomb you should financially support him by any means. Jerry, you rock.
I wanted to buy a whole frame of comb honey, but bought a one pound box at my local Amish market the other day for $13. If I've figured it correctly that's about $52 for the frame and is way more than I want to pay as I'd need pay shipping on top of that. But it's a great product and I'm impressed with your work. Thanks
Mouth watering! Looks yum.. I gotta have some honey right now. The sound of cutting the honeycomb and the way he cuts square pieces is super satisfying.
I love honeycomb. It does wonders for my allergies in the spring (I have no symptoms anymore!). I cut off about a teaspoon's worth and pop it in my mouth and chew on it at breakfast. SO DELICIOUS. Someday, I will raise my own bees.
I love the fact that the video is without long speeches..I think that most youtube video are posted so they can hear themselves talk.Simple action and few words are best.In my humble opinion.
Big raw honeycombs on a stick (You know, the honecombs that you see on a tree) costs 4$ in Thailand. The only problem is they still have some larvae and alive bees inside. It's not called RAW for nothing
+Cherry Lee is it really that hard to keep remarks like that to yourself?... My god just be nice. He is offering a comment with nothing but truth and wisdom
sardonyx bumper car Not in this frame. The queen excluder kept her out of the honey super that this came from - so she couldn't lay eggs in here. And larva looks different, domed over, darker, etc.
It sure is. There are many different answers to this question, but ultimately it depends on the beekeeper. The general standard in beekeeping is that you have the bees in a box on the bottom, and "supers" that they will fill with honey on the top. The bees will only put excess honey in the top, which is what they plan to use to survive the winter with. Generally bees will way overproduce, which is what we humans will take from them. So we take the excess, that they were supposed to use to survive the winter with. In return, we set them up with a home, insulation, and food for the winter. We ensure that they have optimal conditions to survive the winter, generally even better conditions than they would have had with their honey to begin with. So to answer, it depends on the beekeeper, but yes, we're still doing just fine by the bees.
You could seperate it through a strainer if you mixed it before hand and left it in the strainer for a while with a bucket underneath. Just scrape it off the template. You can reuse the template like that as well.
I don't know much about this, question you can eat the honey just like this or is necessary to clean it up? I mean take off the honey from that's structure that contains it...
So I'm just thinking out loud here, but let's say I buy honey on the comb and take it home. What's the best way to separate the honey from the wax? If I were to heat it up in a container, would the wax simply float to the top and the honey stay on the bottoM
I love that stuff! Its very difficult to get it fresh in a shipment. The first one i got was fresh so i tried to get more and the second time it was not any good. It was very dried up like the petrified forest lol
I was a beekeeper for the summer, and I've already forgotten the terminology... But what about the plastic frame that the bees build the honeycomb onto? Do you just eat around it, or does this frame not have that plastic sheet?
Omg I LOOOOOVE honey and also honeycomb. The first time I tried it, idk why, I thought a bee would either be in the honeycomb or bees would attack me for eating their homes😂🐝
The process is a little bit different. They take the comb and put it into an extractor after scraping off the top layer of wax. The extractor spins around and pulls the honey out of the cells.
God, that looks soooooo delicious! :P I always love & enjoy watching the older more lifetime experienced people prepare their craft, especially farmers of sorts. Those are the people to trust; they know how to do it right. The old fashioned way is most often the best way! :)
that moment when you end up watching honeycomb videos for 3 straight hours
ryotofurytobe500 wow you predicted my future
@@Artisticmonkey2
Coincidence exist
mooodd
ONLY 3 straight hours??
beli satu
So, Jerry may actually be the kindest and most wonderful beekeeper ever. I gave him a quick call after this delightful and relaxing video and he was entirely delightful and passionate about his bees. Seriously, if you happen to know this man or are familiar with his honeycomb you should financially support him by any means. Jerry, you rock.
I would like to purchase this. Does it sell on Amazon? Under what name? Thank you
I once again ask for your financial support
@@elainefarley1895 Check the description
ugh just hearing the sound of cutting the gooie comb makes me want some! good thing i have honey comb in my purse
Llllluuucckkkyy!!! >_
Kimberly Austin not fair ):
Delicious insect vomit
caezar as Dora would say "Delicioso!"
Wait, you have a honey comb on you? Lucky.
Im not a big fan of honey but damn that looks so good even the comb it self ill eat
lol growtopia donate me 1dls
i know looks so tasty i wish i could reach trough the sceen and grab 4 big hunks (for my family)
+nick GT_gaming ikr i barely eat honey but man this makes me want to eat it.
it's supposed to be eaten...
+Gemstone Warrior you gotta pay though. not free lol :)
Beautiful. Natural product, packaged in a caring manner. You have good taste in music too. Thanks for the video!
Im supposed to study right now.
Same here :DD
You know... I came back to this now, 4 months later. I still have so much shit to do but I'm watching this again.
It's a trap
what are u studying? science?
Zm TopReasonsHD - Road To 1000 You are actually right.
I dont know why but i find it satisfying to watch these squares of honey.
the satisfaction comes from your throat lol :)
*when this pops up in your recommendations 9 years later*
*10 years*
My mouth is watering and the hair is standing up all over my body. I must have this!
Now or never hahaha
Yep !
The hair is standing up all over my body= goosebumps.
This is like an ASMR video.
+Simon Brooke agreed, i could watch this all day
yes 👍👌
soniclover37 im just here wondering why did you kamenashi kazuya sexy pics? lmao
Simon Brooke minus the music. I wanna asmr now.
I have lost friends just by introducing them to ASMR. XD
I wanted to buy a whole frame of comb honey, but bought a one pound box at my local Amish market the other day for $13. If I've figured it correctly that's about $52 for the frame and is way more than I want to pay as I'd need pay shipping on top of that.
But it's a great product and I'm impressed with your work.
Thanks
Mouth watering! Looks yum.. I gotta have some honey right now. The sound of cutting the honeycomb and the way he cuts square pieces is super satisfying.
now ive got the munchies for some honeycomb wtf
hahahaha mee toooo!
Sameeeeee
Robbie Buonodono SAME LOL
You don’t need honeycomb it’s just honey
Sameeee
Who else feels like Winnie the Pooh bear watching this
i do 😂😂😂
LOL😂
+nonstophunterz 87 jdjenei
Me
Christine M me xD
I love honeycomb. It does wonders for my allergies in the spring (I have no symptoms anymore!). I cut off about a teaspoon's worth and pop it in my mouth and chew on it at breakfast. SO DELICIOUS. Someday, I will raise my own bees.
And they will be angry at you for destroying their work for 47th time. Btw, have you raised them?
@@gusramos3620they are actually quite tame most of the time
This was hypnotic to watch and 100% enjoyable. On par with How It's Made, which I love! Great job with this video!
Love honey but never had honey comb.. looks delightful
Very satisfying to watch
i totally agree, lol
I love the fact that the video is without long speeches..I think that most youtube video are posted so they can hear themselves talk.Simple action and few words are best.In my humble opinion.
Who else feels jealous cause he get this and it looks so good
damn i want honeycomb now.
His it just me or s this oddly satisfying??😂😂
Effort goes to bees And money into your pocket ,poor bees god bless you .
Its a cake made by bees
this is so satisfying
Who would dislike this you got exactly what you came for.
I just come here regularly because of hoe satisfying it is to me
beautiful!!
i wonder how much does it cost per container ?
4.7 x 4.6 x 1.7 22 dollars from Savanna bee. Not sure what company this is.
For a 15 oz box of it, I would say 15- 20 dollars, depending on type and brand
26 dollars
Big raw honeycombs on a stick (You know, the honecombs that you see on a tree) costs 4$ in Thailand. The only problem is they still have some larvae and alive bees inside. It's not called RAW for nothing
Search SASAsmr raw honeycomb. She started the trend of eating raw honeycomb and everyone's doing it too. She's from Thailand
Why do I have to always run into delicious looking videos while I'm high 😭😭😭😭
Love the packaging, especially the package inside
You must eat this evere single day it is halthy to your body and prevent you from hart attacks and alot fo desees
+Cherry Lee is it really that hard to keep remarks like that to yourself?... My god just be nice. He is offering a comment with nothing but truth and wisdom
YoungOil7 he can't spell though you butthurt sensitive snowflake
Coin Ru Jeez just because he can’t spell doesn’t mean you have to be mean to him 🙄i hate this kind of people who correct others comment one by one 😒
@@blueyxau Ikr Jesus it's youtube comment section they aint gonna die from bad spelling😂
Glitter Aaliyah tbh those two seriously need a life and help 😂😭
is it safe to eat the blocks as they are?
Dr Cakes yes! absolutely
Dr Cakes i heard the wax is like chewing honey flavored gum.
Boring Place I've had it once and it's exactly like that. It's indescribably smooth and delishious
Dr Cakes I don't think you can swallow the wax. I tried and almost choked
Yes, u gotta chew it real slow and it will take sometime to digest. It's definitely full of health benefits, look it up, don't waste the wax...
Am hungray for smooth jazz and honey after watching this
possibly the best youtube video in existance
It looks tasty
Is that whole thing edible straight out the bee hive??
Yep, I believe so.
+Johhny Trip Yep
+michiganshooter isent the bee's wax bad for you tho? i was told it could clog up you're digestive system.
Isn't there going to be larva in there? Sorry, I don't know lol
sardonyx bumper car
Not in this frame. The queen excluder kept her out of the honey super that this came from - so she couldn't lay eggs in here. And larva looks different, domed over, darker, etc.
You know it's soft, and sweet, and smells soooooooo gooood
I can smell it from my computer screen
How long does it take an adverage hive to fill out that frame? Were all 10 frames like that?
How did I get here from thermite welding?
+Talison Elvira Cody's Lab?
***** Thermite, not termite. Very different.
+CockatooDude Nah, they are the same thing.
Because cody's lab
I've never really liked honey but this looks amazing !!!!
Just thought the same
how do you store the honey in this condition/package before selling it to customer?
So simple yet beautiful to watch
Does anyone know what the wax tastes like ?
violet rose tastes like candle
violet rose it is chewy and has a strong honey flavor. Comb wax candles are tempting to eat.
+Mei Misaki Caramel Taffy, but with honey flavour.
You chew it like gum?
+Uberfighter 96 Yea, very sweet.
I'm trying to watch this video but I have a phobia of holes, wish me luck
it cured mine so...😆
Can I please have that? Haha
Seems so well cared and thoughtfully wrapped
Why did I get joy out of watching this?
Dam this guy is legit that is fresh.
Is eating honey doing ok by the bees?
It sure is. There are many different answers to this question, but ultimately it depends on the beekeeper. The general standard in beekeeping is that you have the bees in a box on the bottom, and "supers" that they will fill with honey on the top. The bees will only put excess honey in the top, which is what they plan to use to survive the winter with. Generally bees will way overproduce, which is what we humans will take from them. So we take the excess, that they were supposed to use to survive the winter with. In return, we set them up with a home, insulation, and food for the winter. We ensure that they have optimal conditions to survive the winter, generally even better conditions than they would have had with their honey to begin with. So to answer, it depends on the beekeeper, but yes, we're still doing just fine by the bees.
Ming Ng Thanks for your answer
My mouth won't stop watering.
are u able to eat the long extra pieces? i hope so
I’m so late
What song is this?????
J.S. Bach - Siloti - Sinfonia from Cantata BWV 29
شنو
Gabriela Cruz hy
okay now give me all those honeycombs :D
Most satisfying video I've ever watched
Mmmmh give me that bees vomit 🤤
Dab it.
I think the most impressive thing is that you're hands aren't completely sticky by the end.
lool xD
Christ I really need to buy some right now. Looks so yummy.. I used to love it when I was like 8
oh my god mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm I3 so delicious
Numunummnuuuum
I would probably eat an entire comb if I found one. It looks so good.
Now that looks like amazing golden honey
Who else noticed the spider at 0:34?
You ass now I will spend 1 hour looking for a spider !
spider! grose
Flexagoon i dont see it
U seeing stuff
Flexagoon what where
where do you buy the empty containers?
my dad say you can eat the comb but I think you can just chew it...
chewing it was satisfying lol
Where do you get raw honey comb because I have checked everywhere
Mmm, I WANT IT! Just the raw honey looked amazing.
How yellow is that, cause usually honey looks a big brown ish and this one looks like the fancy version
Isn't that frame from a capture box? Doesn't look that new either; do you keep your bees in capture boxes?
This looks like it would be so good paired with vanilla ice cream......never tried honeycomb, but I'm going to.
do you use foundationless frame ?
I wonder what's the brand of the yellow knife is he using?
You could seperate it through a strainer if you mixed it before hand and left it in the strainer for a while with a bucket underneath. Just scrape it off the template. You can reuse the template like that as well.
ah i know why im here. im suppose to listen to more classical music. So reminiscent of my younger days when I use to fall asleep to it.
I don't know much about this, question you can eat the honey just like this or is necessary to clean it up? I mean take off the honey from that's structure that contains it...
it's called wax and yes it's actually really good I prefer to have the wax
Looks beautiful and delicious! -from Northern Michigan
You would think that with all this so called advanced technology we have, that we would be able to reach through the computer and grab that honeycomb!
So I'm just thinking out loud here, but let's say I buy honey on the comb and take it home. What's the best way to separate the honey from the wax? If I were to heat it up in a container, would the wax simply float to the top and the honey stay on the bottoM
There's only one curious question I have. Do you eat it or just chew and suck the honey from it?
Oooh I'd love to purchase a honey comb.
How did I find this amazing video!
a bear would go crazy with this
How to they get the larvae out tho?
For some reason that was REALLY fascinating to watch.
I love that stuff! Its very difficult to get it fresh in a shipment. The first one i got was fresh so i tried to get more and the second time it was not any good. It was very dried up like the petrified forest lol
You got yourself a good hive, never seen such uniform color before.
I was a beekeeper for the summer, and I've already forgotten the terminology... But what about the plastic frame that the bees build the honeycomb onto? Do you just eat around it, or does this frame not have that plastic sheet?
+iluvvsmp2 not all beekeepers use that frame
My GOD that is some beautiful stuff...
What did you do with the left over pieces?
He ate them
What do those taste like?
Omg I LOOOOOVE honey and also honeycomb. The first time I tried it, idk why, I thought a bee would either be in the honeycomb or bees would attack me for eating their homes😂🐝
Mantap madu nya bosku.
Where do. You buy that in Canada
this is so satisfying to watch
How do you eat it? Do you chew it and swallow it or What do you do?
wow' thats so delicious, very inspiring' thanks for sharing sir...
what they will do the remaining pieces
honey never gets bad
yes you heard that right
it can stay good FOR HUNDREDS OF YEARS
How do they remove the combs and just leave the honey? Like when you buy honey from the store.
The process is a little bit different. They take the comb and put it into an extractor after scraping off the top layer of wax. The extractor spins around and pulls the honey out of the cells.
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God, that looks soooooo delicious! :P
I always love & enjoy watching the older more lifetime experienced people prepare their craft, especially farmers of sorts. Those are the people to trust; they know how to do it right. The old fashioned way is most often the best way! :)