Spicy creamed honey
Spicy creamed honey
Made and shipped by Pearl Honey Spreads
Ships from Fort Worth, TX, shipping is the maker's own rate, shown at checkout.
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Spicy creamed honey from Pearl Honey Spreads. A fan-favorite take on the original creamed honey, made with cayenne pepper for a clear kick of heat behind the sweetness.
At a glance
- Category: flavored creamed honey
- Flavor: spicy, cayenne-spiced
- Texture: spreadable, whipped
- Vendor: Pearl Honey Spreads
Best for
- Hot-honey drizzles on pizza and fried chicken
- Cheese boards with sharp cheddar, blue, and goat cheese
- Spreading on biscuits, cornbread, and toast
- Glazing roasted carrots, sweet potatoes, and salmon
- Stirring into cocktails and lemonade
- Gifting to fans of spicy condiments
How to use and pairings
Use anywhere you would use hot honey or chili honey. Pairs with pizza, fried chicken, cheese plates, and roasted vegetables.
About Pearl Honey Spreads
Pearl Honey Spreads makes a lineup of flavored creamed honey designed to spread like a soft jam.
Made by Pearl Honey Spreads, based in Fort Worth, Texas.
Learn more: What Is Creamed Honey? and Does Honey Go Bad?

- Packed and shipped by the maker, never a warehouse
- Mix any makers in one cart, one checkout, no account
- Perishables go out Monday to Wednesday in insulated packaging
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Product facts
- Made by
- Pearl Honey Spreads
- Maker based in
- Fort Worth, Texas
- Size
- Price per unit
- Great for
- Hot-honey drizzles on pizza and fried chicken
- Cheese boards with sharp cheddar, blue, and goat cheese
- Spreading on biscuits, cornbread, and toast
- Glazing roasted carrots, sweet potatoes, and salmon
- Stirring into cocktails and lemonade




