Immersing Yourself in Authentic Experiences

In a world where conventional tourism often revolves around travel and hotels, the essence of exploring a destination can sometimes get lost in the hustle. While relaxing in luxury accommodations and sightseeing has its charm, there’s a growing demand for experiences that go beyond the surface. This form of travel is for those who long …

Feta cheese & olives Cake

This tasty gluten-free cake is made with honey and extra virgin olive oil, and it is so simple to create that you just need two bowls and a fork instead of a mixer to make it.          You’ll  need: 250g gluten-free flour 1 teaspoon baking powder 1 teaspoon of baking soda 1 …

Fennel soup with honey & pollen

Our proposal for your festive table this year is surprisingly delicious. It can be the first dish on any occasion you want to win the impressions of your guests. Fennel and honey make a great pair in this aromatic, sweet and sour soup. The aniseedy and herbal taste of the fennel is balanced by the …

Invitation to Open Farm Days 2021

The Social Cooperative “From A to Bee” invites you on September 25 & 26 to Open Farm Days 2021. Open Farm Days is an annual institution concerning open farms & food production units of the Open Farm network, in which our company launches its participation. We will share experiences and activities, specially designed for the …

Kale Chips

An amazing snack emerges quickly and easily when the most famous superfood of vegetable category meets extra virgin olive oil and honey. The kale chips that are currently making a reputation as the ideal substitute for classic potato chips are nothing short of a food bomb! The leafy kale, officially known as “brassica oleracea”, belongs …

Honey & Banana Cake

Those of you who have visited our apiary have tasted the cake with honey and banana and are constantly asking for the recipe. These days when we all have to live in quarantine and cook a little more I think it will be useful. So here it is You will need two bowls and a …

We love to #bee informed

Did you know the top speed of a worker bee is about 20 miles per hour when flying to food and about 12 miles per hour when returning laden with nectar or pollen? The honey bee’s wings stroke incredibly fast, about 200 beats per second, thus making their famous, distinctive buzz. A honey bee can …

Food and bees

What did you have for breakfast today? Jam on toast? A bowl of fruit? Honey in your porridge, accompanied by a lovely cup of coffee? Well, did you know all of this was were brought to you by bees? Almonds particularly are 100% dependent on honey bee pollination! The honey bee is totally responsible for …

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