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Inside Our Local Store
LaBelle, Florida |
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Table of Contents for this Page:
About Us | Hints About Honey | When to Use Honey | Using Honey | Honey & Vitamins | Honey & Minerals |
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Welcome inside!
Now that you are here take a look around. Don't forget to visit our Online
Store where you can actually purchase our products without actually having to drive to
LaBelle.
Inside our store you will find many, many varieties of locally produced
honey and honey products. We even have mangrove honey
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Business Hours
Monday - Friday:
10:00 a.m. - 5:00 P.M.
Saturday:
10:00 a.m. - 3:00 P.M.
About Us
Harold P. Curtis Honey Co. is owned and
operated by Harold and Nancy Curtis, and their children.
The family has been in the business since 1921. George Curtis and family moved to
LaBelle in 1954 to start his operation. He opened the first honey store in LaBelle,
which went under the name Geo. E. Curtis & Sons.
In 1982, after George Curtis retired, the store's name was changed to Harold P Curtis
Honey Co. We extract and bottle all the honey sold in our store... which is produced
exclusively in southwest Florida.
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Bees at work making honey in our "in-the-store" active hive.
Take a closer look at the bees. |
Hints About Honey
When
to Use Honey
Use honey whenever you want to add a sweetly smooth and distinctive taste to your
recipes. Honey has marvelous "keeping" qualities due to its ability to
absorb and retain moisture which retards drying out and staling of baked goods.
Cakes and cookies in which it is an ingredient stay fresh and moist much longer than those
made without it. If you're baking goodies for children away at school or young men
overseas in the armed forces or just friends half a continent away, honey will help them
stay oven-fresh. Using it also means you can make party desserts well ahead of time
and still be prepared to bow to the compliments of your guests.
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How to Use Honey
In a cake or cookie recipe that calls
for other sweetening, the general rule is to reduce the amount of liquid one-quarter cup
for each of honey used. Honey may be substituted for sugar, cup for cup. When
honey is substituted in baked goods, add 1/2 tsp. baking soda to the recipe for every cup
of honey used and bake at a lower temperature.
Honey and Vitamins
Honey contains thiamine, riboflavin, absorbic acid, pryidoxine, pantothenic acid, and
nicotinic acid, all which play vital roles in human nutrition.
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Besides many varieties of Honey (Orange Blossom, Palmetto, Wildflower, Seagrape, and
Mangrove), you will also find the following products:
Beeswax Candles (Rolled Assorted Colors) and Pure Natural Beeswax (tapered
8" & 10") Candles, Honey-Filled Candies (assorted flavors), and a Honey Gift
Box (of Honey Comb, Honey, Candy, and Candles).
We Accept Visa & MasterCard ($15.00 Minimum) U.S.A. Only.
Please call or e-mail for shipping charges.
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Honey Contains Minerals
Among the mineral elements
found in honey are iron, copper, sodium, potassium, magnesium, manganese, calcium and
phosphorous. These elements are all essential to good nutrition.
Honey and Energy
Honey is already 90 percent predigested when it reaches the table, because it is
already naturally in its simplest form of dextrose and levulose. As a result, little
digestion of honey is necessary and absorption takes place quickly. Therefore, honey
is a good quick energy food (as athletes already know!)
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