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Buckwheat honey sticks container
Buckwheat honey sticks container
Buckwheat honey sticks container
Buckwheat Honey Sticks - Straws - Stix
honey stick usage ideas
Buckwheat honey sticks container
Buckwheat honey sticks container
Buckwheat honey sticks container

Buckwheat Honey Sticks

$2.00 
SKU: 379-10
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The honey straws are 6.5" long. You can choose from 10 sticks, 100 sticks, 100 sticks plus a container, 500 sticks, 1000 sticks, or 2000 sticks. (the 1000 and 2000 count are approximate +/-) 

Buckwheat Honey Sticks (also know as honey stix or honey straws) are a pure honey variety. Very strong, robust honey that some people state tastes like molasses. Excellent on oatmeal, drizzled on muffins and toast. 

To open them, just bite or clip the heat seal at one end, and then just squeeze the honey into your mouth.

To read about the honey straws - visit our Honey Stick Description Page.

Customer Reviews

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judy
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We enjoy this strong bold earthy flavor. We have a variety of honey straws in a jar on our kitchen counter. Perfect for those sweet tooth cravings. Like to choose different flavors to add to our herbal teas.

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Ryan
Little bit of a bite

This one taste great. Probably my favorite. It has a bit of a bite to it but it isn't too bold.

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Loretta
The Best!

I have been using buckwheat honey in my coffee for years and bought the stix to take on vacation with me. I also carry them when I go out to eat with friends to have them handy when I order coffee. Yummy!

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Teresa
honey stix

This was good but has a very strong/stout flavor!! Glad I tried it before I share them!!

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Deborah O.
Soothe your Throat in a Delicious Way

Just recently purchased these buckwheat honey stix on the recommendation of Dr. Oz for colds/congestion/sore throats. I love to sing but have recently been suffering from bronchitis which has affected my singing voice. I am now using the buckwheat honey stix in my coffee and teas. Others have noted the stronger taste, but I feel it enhances my beverages. I am scheduled to perform in a concert in Lincoln Center in New York City in May and will continue to use the buckwheat honey stix to enhance my voice now and will be taking them with me to NY so my throat is concert-ready. Sharing with my fellow singers is a definite possibility.

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