Honey Sticky Buns
Oh my goodness….Granny Bee sure has been busy baking! September is National Honey Month and what better way to celebrate than cooking and baking with honey? Here’s a plate of freshly baked sticky buns….made with lots of butter and HONEY, of course! We’ve got three plates of these at the market today. 🙂
Granny Bee’s Pennsylvania Dutch Apple Crumb Pie, full of mountain apples, sugar, spices and HONEY
Farmer Bob and I brought almost two bushels of apples back from the north Georgia mountains, so that means more Pennsylvania Dutch Apple Crumb pies at market this afternoon!Â
Of course, we’ll have our beautiful jars full of Granny Bee’s delicious golden honey.
Fox Trot Farm Muth Honey Jar
Honey Bear Bank jar filled with Granny Bee’s yummy local honey
 I’ve been busy making soap with our own honey and beeswax, so we have a full stock of our good-for-your-skin natural soaps, filled with botanicals, activated charcoal, natural colorants, and your favorite scents and essential oils.
Fox Trot Farm Honey & Beeswax Soaps, Granny Bee’s Favorite Dish Cloths, and Quilted Snap Bags
We also have our own pasture-raised, grass fed lamb and fresh blue and brown eggs from our own happy hens.
We have quilted and craft-y things, too!
Dianne Mahaffee honey pots, soap dishes, and Jantzen Crook’s hand made cotton spa cloths
While you’re here, take our guided farm tour at 2:00. It’s just $5, and today we’re going to donate all our tour fees to the American Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund. (Read about OUR flood experience HERE.)
Pet Pork Chop, Martha and Gracie, and feel how soft Clarence’s ears and Peanut Butter’s nose are.
Pork Chop “pigging out”
Gracie & Martha
Clarence & Peanut Butter greet our visitors
See the Back Forty…
The Back Forty
Our young pullets…
Throw scratch feed to our hens, and pick up eggs right out of the nest boxes.
Feeding the Chickens on Fox Trot Farm
And, at the end of the tour, enjoy our honey sticks….that’s part of the tour! 🙂
There’s more…more chickens and sheep to pet, our guardian dogs and border collies….honey bees busy in their apiaries, honey extracting equipment, farm tractors, and ducks in the pond. We love to share our farm, so come see us this and every Sunday afternoon from 1:00-5:00. Guided tour is at 2:00 (get here a few minutes early).
We’re at 5066 Rowell RD, Lancaster, just about 20-25 minutes from Lancaster, Waxhaw, and Monroe. We have a public restroom and hand washing station, bottled water for sale (or bring your own), our own farm market, gentle walking paths, and lots of fun things for the whole family to enjoy together! It’s another beautiful day on Fox Trot Farm!
EIEIO!
Deb