Our honey comes from our bees located along Barton Creek and on cattle ranches in Travis, Caldwell and Bastrop County where we have our Texan Honey Farm LLC. We are a local Central Texas honey farm and have a roadside stand that is open all day and works on the honor system.
Honey for grocery stores is filtered and pasteurized to remove sugar crystals, air bubbles, particles of beeswax and pollen. It gives a longer shelf life without granulation and a better appearance for consumer appeal.
We coarse filter (strain) honey to remove large debris, but do not fine filter liquid honey. Our honey is not graded and could not pass for U.S. Grade A Fancy because of the particle content. All honey labeled U.S. Grade A Fancy is highly processed and much of it is imported.
Listing last updated on
Jan 21, 2025
Market Channels
Schedule and Location:
Roadside stand 24/7 with honor system.
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Wholesale liquid and creamed honey.
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It comes down to this. Is it simple? How natural is the honey? How much has man messed with something that nature perfected? Texan Honey Farm honey is the real deal. Simply strained to remove the stuff you don?t want. That?s it. Clean delicious honey at a great price. Nothing added or taken away.
Beloved Central Texas Honey Farm. Selling local varietal honey until it is gone.
Contact Information
Contact:
Pamela Yeamans
(512) 748-5611
Pamela Yeamans
(512) 748-5611
Location:
526 Watterson Road
Bastrop, TX 78602
526 Watterson Road
Bastrop, TX 78602
Directions:
Local honey farm with 24/7 roadside farm stand selling honey. South of Bastrop off of HWY 304 take the Watterson Road.
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