This giveaway is now closed, and the randomly chosen winner is… Gabby from The Veggie Nook! She’s gonna use her Honee in some tea and then maybe on her granola- sounds yummy to me!
Honey? No… HONEE! A completely vegan alternative to honey, Honee is made from apples and is 100% natural. According to their website, it’s made with “only three all natural ingredients; apple, vegan quality sugar, and lemon juice. There is nothing artificial, no added color and no corn syrup.” Honee is available for purchase online as well as through multiple retailers nationwide.
They suggest using it on pancakes, and really you can use it anyway you might use honey (or agave), like in your tea or oatmeal. It’s sweet, but also a little tart- because it is, after all, made from apples. I love the flavor, it’s unique and has worked wonderfully each time I’ve tried it. Last week I used it for baking, when I made Japapeno-Honee Cornbread. It worked perfectly! The sweet corn and honee were perfectly balanced out by the crisp little bites of jalapeno. I served these alongside a sort of “tex-mex” tofu/bean/rice/cheese bake, the recipe for which I promise to post soon!
So, can’t wait to try some Honee? Well, the good news is those fine folks would LOVE to share a bottle with one lucky reader of TWV- simply follow the rules below and good luck!
The Giveaway
One lucky reader, to be chosen from the comments below, is going to win a bottle of Bee Free Honee!
The contest is open until Midnight (Mountain time), Wednesday 9/12. The winner will be chosen randomly and announced the following day. To Enter: All you gotta do is leave a comment below telling us what dish or recipe you would like to use Honee in.
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*Bee Free Honee provided me with free product to review, but the opinions are 100% mine!
Jalapeno-Honee Cornbread (makes 12 mini-loaves)
Adapted from PPK recipe
Please note: This recipe was baked at high-altitude. Also, I used a mini-loaf pan, if you use a muffin pan the final number will come out differently.
Ingredients:
- 1 cup flour, plus 2 Tablespoons
- 1 cup cornmeal
- 1 Tablespoon baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1/2 cup vegetable oil
- 3/4 cup soy milk
- 3 Tablespoons Bee Free Honee
- 2 Tablespoons soy yogurt
- 1 cup sweet corn kernels
- 2 Tablespoons minced jalapeno
- Non-stick spray
Directions:
- Preheat oven to 400 and spray mini-loaf pans with non-stick spray.
- In a large bowl mix together all the dry ingredients, and in a separate bowl mix everything else except for the corn and jalapenos. Fold the wet ingredients into the dry, then gently stir in the corn and jalapeno. Don’t overmix.
- Fill the pans to about 2/3 full and bake for 20-25 minutes. Depending on your altitude, you might need to add a few more minutes at the end. You’ll know they’re done with they pass the toothpick test
Serve with vegan butter!
Enjoy!



veghotpot says:
That sounds like a great product! Not sure if you’d send it over to the UK but thought I would comment anyway
I’d use it in my overnight oats! I usually use a little bit of maple syrup but I like the idea of apple honey.
Stacy says:
These sound yummy! I already follow you on Facebook.
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gail says:
honey butter
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frugalveganmom says:
I would use it in this cornbread recipe, my husband would love it and we have soooo many jalapenos in our garden!
justaudrey says:
I would like to try Honee drizzled on a pb sandwich.
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Gabby @ the veggie nook says:
I would use Honee in my tea for sure. I love the taste together. I would also try in granolas and drizzled on some oats.
Lovely cornbread- what a great use of this product!
Gabby @ the veggie nook says:
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gaiantlc says:
I think this would be tasty on a peanut butter & banana sandwich!
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sarra says:
i would want to try it on a peanut butter and banana sandwich
Ashley says:
I would love to drizzle this on oatmeal!! Thanks for the giveaway
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Jordan Dunne (@j_mosh) says:
The Honee sounds awesome! I would use it to sweeten my chai tea or to make pumpkin butter. Can you tell I’m looking forward to the fall? lol
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Sophie33 says:
Your smaller cornbreads look so appetizing & well-flavoured too!
Connie Fletcher says:
Barb…you always come up with the coolest things!!! This recipe sounds delish!! The honee sounds wonderful and I would love it in oatmeal and sopapillas and this recipe and the list goes on and on……….
Robin says:
I would try it in your cornbread!
Lisa H says:
I would like to try it in honey lemonade.
Heather says:
I LOVE Cornbread and this product sounds so interesting! Mmmm you have me dreaming about your mexi bake that you made to go along with the corn bread!
sarahhosick says:
I would love to try the Honee either in my own cornbread recipe or simply on a slice of toast with some peanut butter!
Yvonne says:
Simply drizzled on my bread which I previously smeared with tahini or almond butter.
thecrueltyfreereview says:
I’ve been eating a lot of toasted peanut butter and agave sandwiches lately (don’t ask why; I don’t know myself) but I would love to try Honee in place of the agave!
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Law McMillan says:
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Law McMillan says:
I would use the Honee in this exact recipe.
manda says:
I would use it on cornbread too!
trystea says:
Id use it on some apple dish!! we went apple picking last week and i have apples coming out my ears! lol! im trying to find dishes to use up all the apples. a baked apple thing with honee sounds great!
Somer says:
Um, yummy and cute! J’adore!
coloradobeergirl says:
I’d use it for honey butter, honey mustard, and to mix in with hot wing sauce when I make seitan wings!
Barb says:
Sounds interesting! I’d try it in a cookie recipe!
martha says:
I miss honey in tea and on cornbread or toast.
I’d love to try this!
Melissa says:
I would totally try the cornbread route – yours looks great!
Cadry's Kitchen (@Cadryskitchen) says:
Oh, that corn bread sounds so good! I love combos of spicy and sweet. I’d put this honee in my English Breakfast Tea!
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Katie (@wishandwhimsy) says:
I’d use it in oatmeal or on my protein pancakes!
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silver price says:
This is absolutely delicious! I’ve missed honey and sometimes substituting maple syrup for it in recipes is just not the same. I was really surprised this tasted as much like honey as it does, with a hint of apple. How did they do that?
Tt in nyc says:
I would use honee on toast!
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Tammy says:
The Options Are Endless!!! I would like to add it my version of corn bread, with honey butter, or honey butter for great yeast rolls, to many of our green smoothies, a lot of ideas are coming to mind!!
I would so love to try this…
greenbunnie says:
This looks sooo good!