The Willer Trading Company

12/23/2025

Made some earrings for the beach!

11/23/2025

While I was making Shadow’s ornament, I was 3D printing a figurine to be painted later.

11/23/2025

Generally, I don't make many things for myself, but as some of you might know, my cherished outdoor cat disappeared about five weeks ago. He was incredibly dear to me. We had raised him from the time he was in his mother's belly. He would even offer me high fives. I created a memorial ornament for him today.

11/22/2025

Another gift is in the works. Here is the laser doing its job

11/17/2025

Shhh.. these aren’t for sale…. But working on some gifts :)

10/07/2025

Think metal spoons ruin honey? Think again—let’s bust this sweet myth wide open! 🍯

Many people believe that honey’s natural acidity reacts poorly with metal utensils, destroying its flavor and precious enzymes. But here’s the truth: this fear mainly applies to old, reactive metals like copper or iron—not modern stainless steel. Stainless steel is specially designed to resist corrosion and chemical reactions, which is why it’s the go-to material for honey processing and storage equipment in the industry.

Every jar of honey you buy has likely been handled using stainless steel tanks, pipes, and spoons—without any negative effects. So that stainless steel spoon in your kitchen drawer? Totally safe for honey! The only real villain to watch out for is heat, which can degrade honey’s natural enzymes and nutrients, not your choice of spoon.

So next time you scoop honey onto your toast or into your tea, don’t worry about the utensil—focus on enjoying that golden sweetness instead. What’s your favorite way to enjoy honey?

Drop your honey habits in the comments and tag a friend who should finally taste the truth! 🐝✨

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10/06/2025

10/06/2025

The farmers market season has concluded. Thank you for your support throughout the markets.

Our stand (in Coleman Brake Road) is still open daily, typically from 8am to 6pm, offering honey, hot honey, lip balms, soap, beeswax candles, and creamed honey, available soon.

Prices are displayed at the stand, and we accept cash, Venmo, and the Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program. Please note the QR code posted inside the left side of the stand for program participants.

Following recent thefts, cameras have been installed throughout.

10/02/2025

We are looking forward to seeing everyone this weekend at the last farmers market this season!
We will have lots of honey, hot honey, creamed honey (one new fall flavor 🙂), soaps, candles and more!

We will also be taking orders for custom laser cut Christmas Ornaments!

See you on Saturday!

09/13/2025

We are headed to the Powell Farmers Market on Liberty Street. Come check us out! We will have hot honey, raw honey. Strawberry and Cinnamon creamed honey, raw beeswax, beeswax candles, hand crafted soaps, lip balms and Halloween and Game day earrings!!!

Hope to see you there!

09/08/2025

Come check out our honey stand on Coleman Brake Road!

We have raw local honey (fron our hives right here on Coleman Brake), hot honey, soaps, beeswax candles and plain beeswax!

09/03/2025

🐝 Willer Trading Company at Milford Center Farmers Market – TODAY! 🐝
We’ll be set up at Bicentennial Park (by the water tower) from 3 PM–6 PM with all your favorites:
✨ Raw local honey
✨ Beeswax candles
✨ Handcrafted soaps
✨ Lip balm

🌤 The weather’s looking perfect—warm with a little cloud cover—so it’s a great day to come out and shop local!
🐾 Bonus: The Union County Humane Society will also be here with information and a couple of sweet dogs to meet.
📅 Don’t forget—our last market of the season is September 17. Come support your local farmers, makers, and bakers while you can!
👉 Stop by our booth, say hello, and stock up on your favorites. We’d love to see you!

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