Honeycomb
Honeycomb is a structure built by honey bees in their hives, consisting of six-sided wax cells that store honey, pollen, and bee larvae. The entire structure, including the wax cells and the honey they contain, is edible.
Honeycomb has many uses, including eating it directly, using it as a garnish, or incorporating it into recipes like desserts, yogurts, and baked goods for added sweetness and texture. It can also be melted into hot drinks like tea or coffee, offering a natural and versatile flavor boost.