"Honeycomb is simply beeswax that is formed into sheets of hexagonal cells and forms the interior of the beehive," explains Charlotte Anderson, master beekeeper and author of Buzz Into Beekeeping ...

Some people tout honeycomb as both a nutritious food and a tasty treat. But not everyone should be eating it, nutrition experts warn.

The honeycomb is a marvel of mathematics and animal architecture. It is unclear if bees are using the advantages of physics ...

Honeycomb, with its hexagonal cavities that house bees, is often tempting to try due to its crunchy appearance.

Keep honeycomb in an airtight container for up to one week. When making honeycomb at home, use a heavy-based, deep-sided pan so that the melted sugar doesn’t burn or bubble over the sides of the ...

Once the forager bee transfers the nectar to a house bee, the house bee spreads it in the bottom of a wax honeycomb cell and the process of evaporating the water out of the nectar begins. They will ...

While it may be obvious, it's worth repeating: If you have an allergy to pollen or other bee products, you should avoid honeycomb too, Best says. Children under a year old shouldn't be given ...