When a flower source is not identified, the honey is a blend of different floral types. Some beekeepers designate their blend as wildflower honey. Usually the lighter the color, the milder the flavor. Extracted honey is liquid honey separated from the comb. It is the type most readily available and used.
Comb honey is sections of the waxen comb filled with honey just as the bees stored it.
Section-comb is sold from the hive in wooden frames usually weighing about 1 pound, or in round plastic holders weighing 12 ounces. Honey in the comb is very fragile and hard to handle, so few stores stock it, but it is available at farm markets and roadside stands. Chunk honey consists of parts of the comb in a container filled with extracted honey around the comb chunk. Creamed honey is extracted honey that has been whipped into a semisolid state similar to the consistency of butter. It is very good and easy to spread on toast or rolls.