RAW · WILD · COMB IN HONEY
Comb and Honey (450 g)
A piece of real wild honeycomb, cut by hand and dipped in raw forest honey – so every spoon gives you both the golden honey and the chewy comb.
WHAT IS COMB IN HONEY?
Real comb, sitting in real honey



HOW WE MAKE IT
From the hive to your jar
Comb built by wild bees in the forest, with their own natural wax.
Honey hunters cut the comb into jar-sized pieces.
Each piece goes into a jar topped up with raw wild honey.
Closed and packed in Coimbatore, sent across India.
WHICH ONE IS FOR YOU?
Comb and Honey vs. Comb Honey
Want more comb? See our Comb Honey (500 g).
STRAIGHT FROM THE FOREST
Where the comb comes from


HARVESTED IN THE WILD
“Instead of rearing bees ourselves, we buy from the hill tribes – so they earn a living, and you get honey that is truly pure.”
— Rajesh, Founder
TASTE NOTES
What it tastes like
Surrounding the comb
Natural beeswax comb
Like natural honey gum
From wild forest hives
HOW TO ENJOY
Everyday ways to use it
Scoop honey and a bit of comb together – chew, then enjoy.
Spoon it over warm toast, dosa or chapati.
Top fruit bowls, curd or oats.
A jar with real comb inside always gets noticed.
Yes – beeswax is edible. Chew a piece like gum to enjoy the honey, then swallow or set the wax aside, as you prefer.
QUESTIONS
Before you buy
What’s the difference from Comb Honey (500 g)?
Comb Honey is a big slab of pure comb in a tray. Comb and Honey is a piece of comb cut and dipped in raw honey in a jar, so you get more liquid honey and it’s easier to spoon every day.
Is the comb real?
Yes. It is cut from wild hives and put straight into the jar. The uneven shape and the wax cells you can see through the glass are natural.
Why does the honey look cloudy or have white bits?
Those are tiny bits of natural beeswax from the comb. Raw honey that isn’t filtered looks like this.
Is it normal if the honey turns thick or grainy?
Yes. Raw honey can crystallise naturally, especially in cool weather. It doesn’t mean it has gone bad – the taste and goodness stay the same.
Can children eat it?
Yes, for children over 1 year old. Do not give honey in any form to babies under 12 months.
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