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Pure Minnesota Honey.
Family-Run.
Bee-Loved.

Naturally crafted by bees, gently bottled by hand.

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Why TK Honey

Local, intentional, and rooted in care.

  • Family-Run Craftsmanship: Every jar comes from hands-on beekeeping and generations-deep work ethic
     

  • Farm-to-Table Local Honey: Harvested in Minnesota. Bottled with care. Never rushed. 
     

  • Stewardship First: Healthy bees, thoughtful practices, and respect for the land guides everything we do.

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From Hive to Home

Our bees spend part of the year pollinating California almond orchards before returning home to Minnesota for honey season. It’s a unique journey...and one we’re proud to share.

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Follow along as we care for our hives through the seasons and turn their hard work into the honey you enjoy at home.

Honeybees flying near the hive at sunset in rural Minnesota

Our Mission

At TK Honey, we are committed to nurturing healthy bees and crafting high-quality local honey.

 

Our mission is to share the beauty of beekeeping through stewardship, and family-driven dedication.

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Thank you! 

Community & Gratitude

We’re incredibly grateful for everyone who supports our small business... whether you’ve been with us since the beginning or just discovered TK Honey.

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Thanks for being part of our journey!

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Have questions about our honey varieties or beekeeping practices? Find answers to common inquiries below.

Honey Information

Does honey ever go bad? Honey doesn’t spoil. It can crystallize over time, but it’s still perfectly good to eat.

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My honey has become hard, how do I soften it for use? Place the jar in warm (not boiling) water and gently stir until it returns to a smooth, pourable texture.

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What benefits are there to eating local honey? Local honey is a naturally antioxidant-rich, minimally processed sweetener that supports immune health, digestion, throat comfort, and steady energy, and is often included in seasonal wellness routines due to its trace local pollen content.

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The Honey Process

How many bees are in a hive? A healthy hive can have anywhere from 20,000 to 60,000 bees during peak season.

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How often are we stung? Less often than you’d think. Calm bees and good habits go a long way, but yes, stings are occasionally part of the job.

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How do we transport bees to California? Each winter, our hives are safely loaded onto a semi truck and head west to California, where the bees pollinate almond orchards in early spring before returning home to Minnesota for honey season.

Contact Us

Get in Touch

We’d love to hear from you.

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Reach out for:

  • Honey orders

  • Wholesale inquiries

  • Custom or bulk requests

  • General questions

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