We scrape the comb out then crushed it up a little so the all the honey could leak out.
From this one frame we ended up with a little over 1 1/2 quarts of honey. Very very yummy!!
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3 comments:
OOPHS great ideas!!!!
Oh how awesome!!!! Looks really good.
Interesting; very interesting. I've always thought that raising bees and generating honey would be a fascinating experience.
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