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Honey Badgers Bee Farm is a family business in Brooksville, Florida, founded by Derrick Jerome and developed with his father, Bill Jerome. Its LLC was established in 2020; the family’s beekeeping began earlier with two backyard hives. Their work combines hive care with a culinary interest in new ways to enjoy honey. The farm also offers apiary visits and beekeeping education, reflecting a focus on helping people understand bees and their role as pollinators.
Five-Pepper Smoked Hot Honey layers honey sweetness with the savory taste of smoked peppers, apple cider vinegar, garlic, onion and salt. The maker describes using five peppers for a more complex heat profile, while the reviewed label calls the heat medium. It is intended as a food condiment for pizza, ribs, fried chicken, biscuits and grilled cheese. The bottle’s label states 8 ounces by weight. No specific five pepper varieties or measured heat rating are promised because the full pepper selection has not been published.
Use a small drizzle to finish pizza, a grilled cheese sandwich or cooked chicken. For ribs or roasted vegetables, brush on a thin layer near the end of cooking and watch for overbrowning. It can also serve as a dipping condiment. Taste a little first, since individual heat preferences vary and the smoked pepper mixture adds more than sweetness alone.
Product: Five-Pepper Smoked Hot Honey – 8 oz. Package: one bottle. Quantity: 8 oz net weight.
Country of origin: Produced by the maker in Brooksville, Florida, United States, using Florida honey. This identifies the finished honey product’s production location; the countries where every added spice, tea, coffee or flavoring was grown have not all been verified.
Ingredients: Raw honey, smoked peppers, apple cider vinegar, garlic, onions and salt. Garlic is stated on the reviewed label; the maker’s webpage lists the other ingredients.
Read the full current package ingredient and allergen declaration before serving. Shared equipment and cross-contact information have not been verified, so this listing does not promise an allergen-free facility or certified dietary status.
Refrigerate after use, following the product-specific label instruction. Keep the closure clean and secure, use clean utensils and avoid introducing water or used food into the bottle. Store the unopened product away from direct sunlight and excessive heat. Follow the current package date and storage directions; no multi-year shelf-life promise is made for this infused condiment.
This product contains honey. Do not give honey or honey-containing food to children younger than 12 months; see the CDC guidance on honey and infants.
For Five-Pepper Smoked Hot Honey – 8 oz, the supplier’s standard processing estimate is 1–3 business days unless otherwise stated. Processing and carrier transit are separate. Available delivery services and shipping charges are shown at checkout, and tracking is emailed after dispatch. The supplier publishes service to US states, territories and APO/FPO addresses; final availability depends on the destination and checkout options.
For this packaged food, ordinary food returns are not accepted under the supplier’s policy. Defective, damaged or contaminated products may be reported within 14 days of receipt for a refund or exchange request. Inspect the shipment promptly and retain the packaging, photographs and order details. Contact BuyAmerican support at hello@buyamerican.com before sending anything back; approval and instructions are required.
Read the BuyAmerican refund policy for marketplace terms and food-related exclusions. Browse related honey varieties, or read the independent FOX 13 profile of the Brooksville bee farm for its beekeeping and education story.
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