Cut comb honey

[ratcatcher]

So do you sell 8oz of cut comb at a higher or lower price than an 8oz jar of honey? I find people are happy to pay more for cut comb.

I cut it and leave it on a cake cooling rack for an hour or so, so it looks tidier. Then I put it in the cardboard sleeve so it looks a bit fancier. I find it more stressful, messy and time consuming than extracting honey though.

there's the difference then, as I cut, package and weigh. at the same time, so it doesn't drain, but a whole super can be done in an hour, do you still sell yours at £6

I use a plastic potting tray to keep all the honey in one area, less mess and easy to clean

 

[Polyanwood]

I like the potting tray. Good idea.

I usually sell it at £8 for 8oz in cardboard sleeve. This year, like most people, I got a bigger crop, so I am less sure what to do. The comb is in the freezer and I want to shift it.

 

[ratcatcher]

I like the potting tray. Good idea.

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I doubt I would do cut comb without that, £4.99 from QD's,

 

[biglongdarren]

I am happy to sell mind this year at £5 and as i cut them all with a knife and let drain they are usually always well over the 8oz mark.