Ingredients
Ingredients
Farming Practices & Certifications
Farming Practices & Certifications
No synthetic pesticides or fertilizers. Minimal tilling & hand cultivation. On-site alpaca composting. Pollinator-friendly flowers & hives. Beneficial insects for balance. Row covers for natural protection.
Shipping & Delivery
Shipping & Delivery
Orders from Bee Grateful Farm ship directly from their farm. Shipping times and delivery policies are set by the farm and may vary based on location and order volume.
CASE - Honey Caramel Bites (12 units)
CASE - Honey Caramel Bites (12 units)
Each case contains 12 x 3.8oz bags.
Our Honey Caramel Bites are what happens when nostalgic candy bar flavors meet real food ingredients — crunchy, chewy, and perfectly sweet, with none of the junk.
Made with local Colorado honey, organic cream and butter, and just a touch of Utah sea salt, these bites are hand-crafted to deliver serious flavor with a clean label your customers will love.
✔️ 100% honey-sweetened (no refined sugar or syrups)
✔️ Gluten-free & made with organic ingredients
✔️ Shelf-stable and ideal for specialty markets, boutiques & cafes
✔️ A customer favorite at farmers markets and natural food shops
Available Flavors (one flavor per case):
– Chocolate Peanut Crunch
– Chocolate Espresso Crunch
– Coconut Almond Crunch
For the love of honey and the bees...
At Bee Grateful Farm we are passionate about honey and the bees. We started beekeeping in 2014 and since then have fallen in love with not only honey but our pollinator friends as well.
With every purchase we are dedicated to giving back to the bees by creating pollinator habitats that are protected from pesticides, herbicides and other chemicals that threaten pollinators. Thank you for purchasing our candies and being a part of this mission.
- Handcrafted in our Solar Powered Commercial Kitchen!
- 100% Biodegradable Wrappers & Bags!
- 100% Honey Sweetened- Working directly with Local CO beekeepers!
- Made with Organic Ingredients and Redmond Utah Sea Salt!
- Quite Literally, the Best Caramels You Have Ever Tasted!!
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Ingredients
Ingredients
Farming Practices & Certifications
Farming Practices & Certifications
No synthetic pesticides or fertilizers. Minimal tilling & hand cultivation. On-site alpaca composting. Pollinator-friendly flowers & hives. Beneficial insects for balance. Row covers for natural protection.
Shipping & Delivery
Shipping & Delivery
Orders from Bee Grateful Farm ship directly from their farm. Shipping times and delivery policies are set by the farm and may vary based on location and order volume.
CASE - Honey Caramel Bites (12 units)
Bee Grateful began in 2016 when chef Jason Rodriguez traded fine dining for farming with his family in Steamboat Springs, Colorado. What started as a small garden soon grew into a community farm, and, unexpectedly, into caramels made entirely with local honey.
Those honey caramels quickly outshined everything else at the farmers market, leading us to build a solar-powered candy kitchen where we still handcraft, cut, and wrap every piece. Today, our collection includes Salted Honey Caramels, chef-inspired flavors like Lavender, Chocolate, Espresso, and Ginger, plus our Honey Caramel Crunch Bites.
Every batch is small-batch, honey-sweetened, and sustainably packaged, a sweet reminder to savor nature and “bee grateful.”
Unlike most candies made with corn syrup in anonymous factories, Bee Grateful caramels are 100% sweetened with local Colorado honey and handmade in small batches. From sourcing the honey to cutting and wrapping each piece, everything happens under one solar-powered roof. Sustainably, thoughtfully, and with flavor you can truly taste.
Bee Grateful Farm is based in the mountains of Steamboat Springs, Colorado, where the Rodriguez family first grew vegetables for a thriving CSA and local markets. What began as a small farm and beekeeping project has since evolved into a solar-powered candy kitchen, still sourcing honey from Colorado hives and carrying forward the same care for land, pollinators, and community.
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