Recipe: Honey Butters
- Jun 25, 2024
- 1 min read
Honey is incredibly versatile as an ingredient and one of our favorite uses (outside of making mead, of course!) is making honey butters.
Butter is commonly found in most household refrigerators, yet, it can be oh so decadent. A simple swipe of melting butter on a toasty piece of bread evokes an amazing comfort. A great butter can elevate the whole culinary experience. Adding a little bit of honey sweetness... you might never be able to go back.
Here are two of our favorite honey butter recipes. Both are wonderful on warm bread, breakfast muffins or for a grazing board!

SAVORY: Orange Rosemary Honey Butter Recipe

Ingredients:
Unsalted Butter - 1 cup, softened
Orange Zest - 2 tsp
Orange Juice - 2 tbsp
'Ohi'a Lehua Honey - 1/4 cup
Fresh Rosemary - 2 tsp, chopped
Sea Salt - 1/2 tsp or to taste
Steps:
Combine soft butter, orange zest, orange juice, honey & rosemary into a bowl.
Mix for 1 to 3 minutes or until well blended.
Salt to taste.
SWEET: Cacao Nib Honey Butter Recipe

Ingredients:
Unsalted Butter - 1 cup, softened
Cacao Nibs - 1-2 tsp
Cacao Nib Honey - 1/4 cup
Honeycomb - (optional)
Sea Salt - 1/2 tsp or to taste
Steps:
Combine soft butter, honey & cacao nibs into a bowl.
Mix for 1 to 3 minutes or until well blended.
Salt to taste.

Have additional ideas for honey butter recipes? Let us know in the comments!
Happy Grazing!










Wow, this honey butter recipe is a game-changer! I made some for a family brunch last weekend and it was the star of the show. cookie clicker 2 Thank you for sharing such deliciousness!
The combination of butter and honey is truly the epitome of sweetness! After reading this article, I just want to make a slice of bread spread with rich butter, then enjoy it while relaxing and solving some Dordle puzzles – what a perfect start to the day!
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I tried a similar honey butter once and it was good, but the rosemary can go from “nice” to “pine tree” real quick if it’s too finely chopped. I usually fold it in last and taste as I go — a little like tweaking a palette on this page until it feels balanced.
The grazing board idea is the best part to me — honey butter + warm bread disappears way too fast in my house. Randomly, the cacao nib one makes me think of how imgg does “texture” in generated images — those little crunchy bits change the whole feel.