We can Be anything, that we want to bee, But we are nothing without the Honeybee
Sacramento, Ca
Yummy Honey is a Herbally infused Kosher Honey brand.
We are here to dive deeply into bees, agriculture and living a sustainable life, We know that nothing happens by chance and that every event that occurs in your life has some deep lesson for you to learn. Collectively these experiences impact our community in a meaningful way. Our diplomacy means that we work to lower defenses and expose Our heart to the world.
Pure. Local. Unfiltered. 🍯🐝
Sacramento, Ca
Meet Our Founder
Kushinda Little is the founder of Yummy Honey, a Black woman-owned, Certified Kosher honey company rooted in agriculture, sustainability, education, and community. Her journey into honey began with a lifelong connection to gardening, food, and bees and grew into a mission to help people better understand where their food comes from and the essential role pollinators play in our world.
After a decade working in the fashion industry, Kushinda shifted her creative energy toward agriculture and entrepreneurship, studying agriculture business and horticulture while building Yummy Honey from the ground up.
Events, Corporate & Community Partnerships
Yummy Honey has had the opportunity to bring our products into a diverse range of corporate, hospitality, retail, community, and cultural spaces, building relationships with established organizations and institutions.
Our experiences include Gilead Sciences, Intuit, Mailchimp, Hilton Hotels, Bogle Family Winery, Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, Sacramento International Airport, Delta Air Lines, Southwest Airlines, San Francisco 49ers, SMUD, Oakland African American Chamber of Commerce, Black Girls Greenhouse, Foodwise, Good Company, Whimsy Markets, Arden Fair, Marine Mammal Center, NorCal Cannabis Club, Pop Pilates, and the Asian Pacific Culture Fest.
These opportunities have allowed Yummy Honey to reach audiences far beyond traditional farmers markets through corporate events, employee and client gifting, retail activations, hospitality, pop-ups, conferences, cultural events, and curated community experiences—demonstrating the versatility of Yummy Honey as a product and Kushinda creative genius
Yummy Honey has also maintained a strong Sacramento presence through Midtown Farmers Market and other local markets and community gatherings. Yummy Honey has also been featured by Foodwise among Black women-owned food businesses.
Today, she is focused on taking Yummy Honey beyond local markets and into national and global markets, creating opportunities for partnerships, retail, hospitality, corporate gifting, and international distribution.
For Kushinda, Yummy Honey represents more than a product—it is a way to connect food, culture, agriculture, entrepreneurship, and future generations
Through hands-on learning and community engagement, we aim to inspire families and the next generation to explore the relationship between plants, food, wellness, and the environment—encouraging curiosity, stewardship, and a deeper appreciation for the world around us.
