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Photo from PexelsANN ARBOR, Mich. - On Oct. 26, Ann Arbor bakeshop Milk + Honey will officially open as a pop-up business inside Blm Meadworks in downtown Ann Arbor. After having its soft opening last month, the locally owned baking company will officially offer cakes, sweet treats and some savory snacks on Fridays and Saturdays in the downtown Ann Arbor meadery. Created by Rachel Liu Martindale, who makes Milk + Honey's delectable treats, the baking business donates a portion of its profits to Ozone House. Here's the tentative fall-themed menu for the opening:Caramel Apple CakePumpkin Pie CakeGluten-free chai spice French macaronsCardamom snickerdoodlesCinnamon sugar kouign amannButtermilk biscuitsVegan savory sconesFor more information, visit the Milk + Honey Facebook page here. Learn more about Milk + Honey in Sarah's interview with Liu Martindale: Ann Arbor-based Milk + Honey creates cakes, pastries for good causeBlm Meadworks is at 100 S. 4th Ave.All About Ann Arbor is powered by ClickOnDetroit/WDIV.

"When we give out honey, people are like, This is nothing like I've ever tasted,'" Johnstone said. "The way we receive our CBD is already manufactured in a way we can infuse it into our honey in Austin," Johnstone said. Johnstone said even though the honey is made by bees in Texas, it can still benefit people all over the country in the same way. And he said his CBD-infused honey isn't just great as a food or in drink, but because it's so raw, real and organic, it's just as great great for using on wounds and as facial masks. That's why, Johnstone said, he chose honey as his avenue for delivering CBD.