- Honey Lover’s Choice
- Wholesome Pure, Natural
- Specially Harvested, True Honey
- U.S. Grade A
- Organic Pioneer Since 1995
Pure unfiltered, unpasteurized, (liver enzymes, vitamins, minerals and all the nutrients are carefully preserved as a wholefood) – fresh, straight from the hive!
Unprocessed, true raw state provides maximum levels of natural antioxidants and full beneficial factors as a functional food.
Naturally crystallized, energy packed, true raw state. Not forcefully processed to make creamy (spreadable).
Harvested by healthy bees from eco friendly diverse regions.
Warnings
Do not feed honey to infants under one year of age.
| Supplement Facts | ||
| Serving Size: 1 Tbsp. (21 g) | ||
| Servings Per Container: 11 | ||
| Amount Per Serving | %Daily Value | |
| Calories | 60 | |
| Total Fat | 0g | 0% |
| Sodium | 0 mg | 0% |
| Total Carbohydrate | 17 g | 6% |
| Sugar | 16 g | |
| Protein | 0 g | 0% |
| *% Daily Value based on a 2,000 Calorie diet | ||
Stephen –
I do enjoy this honey more than the cheap stuff I usually buy at the grocery store, but the jar is pretty small in my opinion. As I said before I enjoy it, the flavor is good and I love the thick consistency but as one of the top reviews mentioned I am unsure of if it is A Grade honey, it almost seems like it’s honey mixed with granulated sugar b/c its thick but not smooth, very granular. I am not sure though. I will be googling to see if there’s a better affordable honey to buy on Amazon, but I’ll be happy to do so b/c it’s a tasty product for a good price.
Animal Adopter –
A most excellent raw honey! I love its spreadability. Its natural sweetness. If they had even larger jars, I’d purchase lol. I use it of course it my herbal teas, sometimes coffee too. A delight in many smoothies. Works deliciously with so many recipes. I’ve added it to my oatmeal bread recipe (both hand made AND my bread machine!). Banana bread baked with this honey adds a great sweetness and moisture. So many baked goods really. Check your recipes and adapt them. Spread this honey (and perhaps your favorite butter. Mine is unsalted), on warm, crunchy English Muffins or whatever may strike your hunger fancy!? I highly recommend.
Also, and while, this delicious honey is DEFINITELY a winner for eating, you could use some in your DIY beauty mask or scrub. I like to add about 1 TBS of this honey to 2 tsps of brown sugar and just a teeny tiny smidgen of cream (or half/half), mix and apply to cleansed face and exfoliate for up to five minutes using light to medium pressure. Leave on for about one or two additional minutes, then rinse with warm then cool water then use your usual serums or moisturizer. Your face will feel very polished, clean and refreshed. I’m 60 and have been using this routine fo decades. Now I have this particular honey and it’s wonderful.
Tish D –
I bought this product to use for a facial mask. I saw on YouTube that raw honey was great for hydrating skin and fading dark spots/blemishes. This one in particular. Well I didn’t read carefully that it contains pollen and my have bee particles. Well this was a huge mistake on my part. I wake up the following day with a rash all over my face. Please just don’t just the same mistake that I made. If allergic to bees or pollen. DO NOT PURCHASE.
Eric C. –
I kind of see myself as kind of a “honey connoisseur,” having experienced many genuine honeys from small-time/local farms and producers. This is really good stuff! It’s thick, rich, and full of that flavour you can’t get from the store very often. I highly recommend!
Debra –
I use this honey on my face after every wash. It has a thick sugary texture that melts into your skin. It’s a natural way to exfoliate, it’s a humectant, has antibacterial properties and leaves your face feels smooth and healthy. You won’t need all those too-harsh commercial exfoliants. This raw honey is awesome. It’s just as awesome in tea as well. I use my leftover commercial products to clean my tub!!