Every year Daybreak invites an estimated 4.5 million honey bees to live right here in the neighborhood producing yummy raw honey. Less than 50% of Daybreak is currently developed, which leaves plenty of open fields to support our honey bee population that arrives in hives each spring and are attended to by professional apiarists. Our hope is that the bees will thrive in an environment where they can pollinate the flowers in our yards, buzz through the parks and along the trails, and visit the blossoms on the trees and vegetables in our community gardens and adjacent family farms.
Now that the weather has turned a bit chilly, our honey bees are on vacation in California. But they left us with thousands of pounds of raw honey to enjoy!
Our local honey is available in 9 ounce ($5.00) or 16 ounce ($7.00) jars and is sold raw/unpasturized to maintain all the natural vitamins, enzymes and active phytonutrients.
Pick-up a jar or two of Daybreak honey at Biscotts Cafe located at 6172 W. Lake Avenue South Jordan, UT 84009.
