These honey candies are perfect for sharing, whether you bring a platter into the office or bag them up as easy gifts. This impressive looking candy is easy to make. All it takes is a little time stirring at the stovetop.
What is Honey and Why Isn’t it Low Carb or Keto Friendly? Raw honey is an unfiltered, natural sweetener made by bees from the nectar of flowers. While raw honey provides an abundant amount of health benefits, unfortunately most honey you see today is artificially flavored and processed.
Start with our Sue Bee® Candy Bars made with chocolate, peanut butter, caramel and, of course, honey! If you’ve never tried to make taffy yourself, try making this Honey ‘N Cream Taffy from Mommypotamus! There’s nothing like a gooey, delicious caramel! This recipe for Honey Salted Caramels from I Wash You Dry is simple to make and tastes great!
Allulose is also only one tenth of the calories of your traditional table sugar, making it a top choice for a honey substitute on a low carb or ketogenic diet. Organic, natural sweeteners are hard to come by, especially when looking for low carb substitutes for honey. But there are a few out there.