https://www.facebook.com/305271992663708/

Edukos Honey

Call Contact the business

Years ago I began donating money through my church to send children to school in Rwanda. I realized that more help was needed. Edukos is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit

We have begun to raise bees and sell local raw honey. All proceeds help pay children's tuition.

10/19/2026

Let the churning begin. 10 RPMs. 15 minutes on 45 minutes off 24 hours a day for 2 weeks. Then we jar it up and put it in a micro fridge for another 2 weeks. This batch of creamed cinnamon honey will be ready just in time for Thanksgiving.

10/19/2026

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1EvfFjkNty/

10/13/2026

Good morning everyone and happy Tuesday. So as we look at the image from left to right we are now entering the final phase of this project. The little building all the way to the right is what I'm raising money for now. Everything else has been built and occupied currently. Our school is the long section to the left the small building is where our food is stored and prepared for the daily meals for our school children. The new building structure is our "spiritual development center". As you can imagine we welcome all walks of life to come and join us. Not only will this building provide sanctuary for the school children and their families, it will also allow for a meeting place.
It has been my experience that visitors who have local programs helping the community will often use the spaces to hold interactive meetings with those they're helping.
The honey stand is scheduled to be open this Saturday morning. I will have everything I normally have with the addition of a couple new items such as "Clove honey". Clove honey helps with a sore throat and has so many healthy properties to it. I have been infusing fresh ground cloves for 24 hours and now it's time to bottle. I look forward to seeing y'all. Thank you again for all your dedication and support.

10/09/2026

I'm sad to report that no honey stand tomorrow. I just got back from a personal trip from Maryland and I feel I may have come down with a bug. I'm sure you all understand, thank you.

10/09/2026

Good morning y'all. Here's a quick update on what's been going on. Right before the first of the month I sent our funds over to Rwanda for the food program. I am also about halfway through pulling our fall honey. We also made our donation to the local ministry that helps local children with their school supply needs. Throughout the year we will continue to set funds aside with the hopes of making a greater impact for next year's school children right here in our area. It was kind of short notice this year but we're on the right path now.
Our honey stand will be open this Saturday at the corners of FM 518 in South shore right here in League City in front of Bay harbor Church. I have a men's group in the morning so look for me to be open after 10:00 a.m.
I look forward to seeing y'all tomorrow and thank you again for all your support and generosity.

09/26/2026

This is what became of our wax cappings from yesterday. I use a paint strainer bag that goes in a 5 gallon bucket and poured that boiling wax with all of the debris into the strainer bag. The wax and the water end up in the bucket and all the "Slum gum" as its called remains in the bag which is suspended above the level of the hot water and wax in the bucket and then I carefully squeeze the bag to get more wax out of it. I put a piece of cardboard that I have over top of the bucket so it cools slowly as not to crack and then today I dumped it all out and this is what we get.
This is approximately 10 lb and I will place it on a shelf with the other blocks that I have and use it at a later date. Have a great weekend and I anticipate having the honey stand set up in a couple weeks. Until then feel free to visit the retailers here locally in League City that carry our honey. The cinnamon cream honey can be found at "The kolache bakery" on fm 518/ East main Street League City Texas.

09/25/2026

What in the world are we cooking on a late Friday afternoon??? Some folks boil up shrimp or crawfish perhaps even parboil some chicken to throw on the grill for a fine supper after a hard weeks worth of work. This is a nice gentle boil of wax cappings. After we drain the cappings for about 4 or 5 days stirring them occasionally in our uncapping tank, I then take what's left and put out for the bees to get as much residual honey as they can from the cappings. Wax cappings are exactly as they sound. When a bee is done filling the cell with honey and the moisture content is right they put beeswax over the tops of the cells. During the extraction process I remove all these caps with a very sharp serrated knife. I then extract our honey and this can become candles, lip balms, and hand cream stuff.
The cappings are placed in a pot with some water in it and brought to a boil to separate the wax from all the other impurities and then strained through a fine mesh filter bag. I will keep you posted as we go so you can see a little bit more of our process. A lot of times folks don't know where stuff came from hundreds of years ago and how some folks still make it nowadays by homesteaders and small-time folks like me.

09/18/2026

Well here we are y'all, fall is upon us. With the daytime highs soon to be in the mid to upper 90s and that crisp low humidity it almost feels like time to put on a hoodie and perhaps a pair of gloves for the morning commute to work. If you're thinking that's crazy then you'd be correct. As you can see by the image we're going nuts!!! I've only got a couple jars left and I will set them on the table in the morning and they will be first come first serve. I'm waiting on a new batch of jars to come in and then I will draw up some more for our retailers and the October sales at the stand. These are Texas pecan halves in our very own local honey. I look forward to seeing you all tomorrow, have a great night and thank you again so very much for all you do for us.

09/17/2026

Ellie Mae is telling the world in her own little way at the honey stand will be open this Saturday.

09/17/2026

What in the world is Ellie Mae going on about now. Her voice is really high pitched, kind of like to the point where you cannot hear her but to the well-trained ear what she is saying is..."The honey stand will be open this Saturday". September 19th around 8:00 in the morning I should be up and running. I will be in our usual spot in front of Bay harbor United Methodist Church at the corners of FM 518 and South shore here in League City Texas. I plan to be there from around 8:00 in the morning until 2:00 or 3:00 in the afternoon if the weather holds. I will be bringing our standard bottles as well as the glass jars that everyone liked so much last time. I will also have the cinnamon creamed honey available. If you are a mead maker or no one that is looking for local honey we can definitely help them out with sourcing. Thank y'all again so much for your support.

Address

2822 Meadow Brook Court
Houston, TX
77573

Telephone

+18323154411

Website

facebook.com

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Edukos Honey posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.