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the tupelo pollen found in raw honey. And raw honey is loaded with beneficial enzymes, pollen, vitamins and minerals—so you can enjoy both the amazing flavor and all of the health benefits of this extraordinary honey. FCM

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Smiley Honey

163 Bozeman Circle Wewahitchka, Florida

850-639-5672, smileyhoney.com

Try Tupelo In Your Entr E

Patrons of Shipwreck Raw Bar, located in St. Joe Beach in Florida’s Gulf County, know exactly how well tupelo honey can add delicious flavor to entrées. One of the establishment’s most popular dinner items is its “Bee Sting Shrimp,” a dish that’s made of shrimp sautéed in a spicy tupelo honey sauce.

“If you’ve ever been stung by a bee, there’s a bit of a burn at first—that actually feels pretty good after that. That’s the way ‘Bee Sting Shrimp’ is. When you first bite down, you notice the spicy burn, but then the mellow sweetness of the tupelo honey takes over,” says Shipwreck Raw Bar owner Tony Whitfield.

The dish was added to the menu in order to incorporate locally produced tupelo honey into Shipwreck Raw Bar’s offerings. And another of its menu options is “Sweet Potato With Cinnamon Tupelo Butter.” Yum!

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Shipwreck Raw Bar

7008 W. Highway 98 St. Joe Beach, Florida 850-647-5050, shipwreckrawbar.com