Halloween Honey

Halloween Honey
Halloween 2020 will look very different depending on where you live. Some kids won’t be able to partake in the traditional trick or treating and that is as hard on the parents as it is on the kids! If you still want to celebrate Halloween, while protecting your ‘bubble’ – here are three great recipes that will make your home based Halloween party a ‘howl’! Share you creations with us on Instagram or Facebook by tagging @beemaidhoney.
1. Peanut Butter and Honey Fudge Bars
Peanut butter and honey go together like ghosts and haunted houses. This amazing concoction can be customized with your favourite Halloween candy! Use peanut free candy and sunflower seed butter if you'd like to make a nut free version.
1 cup of pitted dates (soaked for 20 minutes in warm water if they are not tender)
½ cup smooth peanut butter (nut-free option Sun Butter)
½ cup of your favorite Halloween candy
Line an 8×8 baking tin with parchment.
Add the dates to a food processor and pulse until the mixture sticks together and the food processor will no longer “blend”. You almost want a ball to form.
Remove the lid and add the coconut oil, BeeMaid Honey, peanut butter, cacao and walnuts. Pulse the mixture till smooth should take around 20-30 seconds.
Now dollop the mixture into the pan, and pat down with your hands till flat.
Push down the Halloween candy of choice! Finish this with a sprinkle of flaky sea salt.

Place in the freezer for at least two hours, and cut into squares and serve!
½ cup one of crushed nuts, candy pieces, sprinkles (optional)
Whisk BeeMaid Honey, cream, butter and salt in a saucepan over medium-high heat until it begins to bubble, then reduce the heat to medium. Stir in food colouring (if using) - until you get the colour you want.
Continue whisking the caramel to prevent scorching and prevent it from bubbling up. Continue to cook until it reaches a temperature of 260F. The bubbles should be small and should cover the surface of the pan and the caramel should be thickened. Takes about 25 minutes.
Prepare an ice bath. Pour the honey caramel into a mixing bowl and place the bowl in the ice bath, taking care not to splash water into the hot caramel. Stir the caramel until it is uniformly cooled and it begins to thicken just a bit.
Insert a wooden stick into the core of your apples and roll them in the caramel until uniformly coated. If you want, then roll them in chopped nuts, candy pieces, sprinkles etc and place them on a piece of parchment paper to cool completely.
3. Popcorn balls are another nostalgic Halloween treat. The update to this recipe is replacing most of the sugar with BeeMaid Honey! You could add fun Halloween sprinkles or candies to make these even more fun.
Place air-popped popcorn in a large bowl and set aside.
In a microwave-safe bowl, combine BeeMaid Honey, sugar, cinnamon and 1 tablespoon butter. Cover with plastic wrap and microwave on high or to 275° F for 3-6 minutes (depending on how powerful your microwave is – watch carefully!).
Pour honey mixture over popcorn and stir to coat with a wooden spoon then set aside to cool.
Wash your hands, coat them with butter, then shape popcorn into balls. Makes 6 (depending on how big you make them)
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2. Caramel Apples are as traditional at Halloween as carving a pumpkin. Using BeeMaid Honey instead of sugar gives your caramel a smooth, creamy texture without any sugar graininess. This recipe is super simple, just watch your caramel carefully!
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Halloween is coming up ladies and that means you need to pick a costume and fast. For you bee enthusiasts out there it may be difficult to waver from variations on the cute honey bee costume popularized by the “Bee Girl” in Blind Melon’s 1993 video for “No Rain.” This year however I challenge you to forgo the stereotypically fanciful costume and go for realism. For example, one could simply wear their bee suit. If you live in a Northern climate it’s the practical way to go as it will keep you warm all night. Another benefit is that with a myriad of pockets you can fill them with candy and never be in need of a snack. Should you live in a warmer clime, your bee veil can also serve to keep those pesky mosquitos away. And last but not least if you’re adventurous enough to spend the night out on the town you can always carry your hive tool with you for personal protection.
Should you insist on showing some skin, have no fear, I have a costume for you as well. Why not don a bee bikini, also known as a beekini. This costume allows a woman the freedom to show off her assets without any danger of getting hit on as no one will want to come near you. The downside of this, however, is that no one will buy you a drink either, making this a perfect costume for the designated driver. Of course this costume is a logistical nightmare, where to don one’s beekini, how long to wear it and at what time will the carriage turn back into a pumpkin? Halloween is all about nightmares though, so I had to suggest it even in jest. Have a safe, fun Halloween and choose wisely!
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