A Short History of Honey

Honey is one of the oldest foods people have written about. Rock paintings in Spain show honey gathering more than eight thousand years ago, and honey jars were placed in ancient Egyptian tombs.

Hard work for the bees

A worker bee makes only about a twelfth of a teaspoon of honey in her whole life. A single jar represents the work of thousands of bees visiting many flowers.

From sweetener to flavor

For most of history, honey was the main sweetener in many parts of the world. Today it is also loved as a flavor, from tea to granola. HoneyBoost uses that familiar, mild honey taste to make a daily gummy something you look forward to.

The takeaway

A flavor people have enjoyed for centuries turns out to be a pleasant way to make a daily habit easier. Read the formula guide for what is in the gummy.

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