If you've got a serious sweet tooth - just keep beeing you because Croatia's got all of your honey hunger covered. We're bringing you five spots to visit if you can't get enough of the golden nectar.

Croatia has some of its food products protected at both a national and European level, their status designated by their unique place of origin. Slavonia honey (Slavonski med) is one of them.

But over in Croatia, insects — honey bees, to be precise — are being tapped for more useful ends: Detecting dangerous and undetonated land mines. Enter Nikola Kezic, a professor and honey bee ...

Croatian National Theatre ... vegetables, cheese, nuts, honey and liqueurs — accompanied by a cornucopia of local knowledge. Head west along Ilica Street to British Square, where, on Sunday ...

has announced the addition of the "Honey and Bee Products Market in Croatia: Business Report 2014" report to their offering. This report is a comprehensive research of honey and bee products ...

Each dish is beautifully proportioned, small bites rather than vast servings. We've loved our taste of Croatia. Honey and cognac sauce: This is my take on the sauce that accompanied our scampi.

Croatia is still riddled with unexploded landmines ... Another advantage is that when they're not working they make delicious honey too,' added the professor. When the project began in 2007 ...

The smell of rosemary filled the room. They had planned on baking biscotti and Medenjaci, also known as Croatian Honey Cookies — two of the 12 pastries the group will sell at the 120th ...

A fixture of city life for 80 years, the vibrant Dolac Market is packed with every conceivable type of fresh produce, from homemade cheeses to local Croatian honey. At street level you will find ...

Croatia’s entry into the European Union has ... Professor Nicolas Kezić believes he’s found a missing link in the demining process: honey bees. Every week, he trains thousands of the ...