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Cinnamon/honey toast? How do I make that? It sounds delicious. (I bet it’s already in this thread somewhere..._ <<<

First you grow the wheat.

Next is the harvest and grinding of the wheat into flour.

Then you make bread.

[You may have to build an oven first, adobe is good.]

Then you will need to make a knife to slice the bread with.

Now, you will need a low fire and 2 sticks to hold the bread, over the fire, so it gets toasted.

Careful, don’t burn it, or get so close the sticks catch on fire.

Some will say you mix the cinnamon into the honey, to suit your taste.

Keep in mind that in the beginning they intended us to eat the honey and cinnamon for health reasons....LOL, I forgot why now, it is back about 150 posts.

Others will say, spread honey on the bread and sprinkle a little cinnamon on it.

If you do not butter the bread, it will absorb more honey.

Of course the honey should be that, which you have grown, you will need to build a hive or use a hollow tree and I guess you will just have to catch enough bees with the butterfly net to form a colony.

Or try praying and ask God where his supply of bees have a honey tree in the forest, that you can rob.

Since I like my honey, in a mixture of peanut butter, butter and honey, I will more than likely use the cinnamon sprinkled on.

But if it is as good as I suspect it will be, then it could be mixed into the above mixture.

It is all a matter of taste, I mix about half and half butter and peanut butter and then add all the honey the mixture will hold, keep it in the refrig after making it and it will last a while.

Esp. good on english muffins, and if in a hurry, will stay in place and not drip, so you can eat it and still drive.

Sorry, I couldn’t resist playing with your question, thanks for making me smile as I attempted to make you laugh too....

Sounds delicious!

I have practiced with grinding wheat berries into flour and making bread, so I need to go one step back and grow the wheat. ;) (BTW, the bread turned out SO good. I’ve never tasted bread that had the real wheat flavor. It really doesn’t need anything to enhance the flavor - but cinnamon and honey sound too good not to try this morning.)

Now, putting on my to-do list: find some bees