Glorybee, Natural Gentle & Gentle Honey, 100% US Grade A Honey, 5lb
$29.99
Value: $29.99
(as of Dec 04, 2024 07:56:55 UTC – Particulars)
GloryBee Gentle and Gentle Honey, 100% Pure, Non-GMO, USDA Natural, Portion of Gross sales is Donated to Save The Bee, Household Owned, Sweeten Dishes & Drinks, Clover, 5 lb, 80 Oz
Package deal Dimensions : 8.66 x 6.34 x 5.91 inches; 5 Kilos
UPC : 030042100352
Producer : GloryBee
ASIN : B00RHX9KYU
Nation of Origin : Brazil
100% pure and pure, US Grade A honey, made in partnership with moral beekeepers.
Harvested from nectar of quite a lot of totally different natural floral blossoms.
Pure sweetener excellent for baking, cooking and your favourite heat beverage.
Save the Bee: 1% of gross sales from this honey helps fund honey analysis on vitamin, well being and colony colapse dysfunction.
5 Pound Jug of sunshine & delicate taste to final you thru the season.
Prospects say
Prospects admire the worth of the honey. They point out it is wonderful for the worth, and the amount is excellent. Nonetheless, some prospects have reported that the honey crystallizes shortly and leaks. They’re additionally dissatisfied with the seal. Opinions are blended on the style and high quality.
AI-generated from the textual content of buyer opinions
Deena M. –
Love itâ£ï¸
The flavor: perfect. Value: excellent for the money. Quality: is evident in the tasting, delightful. Using to train myself away from processed sugar. So far so good. Don’t use as much honey as I would sugar. The natural antioxidants in honey makes it more attractive then sugar.
Mama Ty –
Delicious!!
To start off this review Iâd like to state that the delivery was very quick && packaged very well!!It had a liquid seal on the lid which I felt was a super smart idea!The taste and quality was 10/10!The quantity of honey for the price is outstanding!If your kiddos like honey sticks this is definitely the right honey for your house!
Teal Rogers –
Pure honey
It arrived fully crystalized. I appreciate that it’s real honey, unlike most… but it’s a pain to slowly boil a plastic jug. If you get the plastic too hot it will start breaking down into the honey, and that’s not ideal. Even though there’s no evidence that consuming plastic is bad for you, plastic still doesn’t have a good flavor. Plus it’s a 4 hour job to fully heat it. I probably will go for the stuff that stays liquid forever next time, after all it’s not sooo important that I consume stuff that a real bee has vomited out.
AJ –
Doesn’t crystallize in the bottle or in the refrigerator
I use this to make Jun Kombucha (a fermentation of green tea and honey with kombucha cultures). Since switching from local honey to this honey (because the slight price advantage), my kombucha has been less fizzy and more sour. There are a lot of factors that could contribute to that, but I am switching back to local honey because I noticed since day 1 that this honey pours too easily and never crystallizes/hardens. That could be an advantage if you’re just using it as a sweetener, but I am worried that my kombucha culture needs something that only is in the local honey.This honey tastes good and is a good price. The ingredients say that it is pure honey, and I’d say it tastes like it. It’s thick and fine for most purposes.
mary juszczak –
Very good economical honey
Turns thick very quickly though
Mike –
So good
Best honey ever. Great value.
Angelina’s Joy Boutique –
GREAT for your Prepper pantry
Title says it all! I got this to store indefinitely with my other Prepper/Survivor stash. Very good value.
H F –
The bees worked really hard to make this and you will work hard to get it out of this bottle!
This review is for the 5-lb Clover Blend Grade A Honey.This is good honey. When it arrived it was significantly crystallized. The entire bottom of the jug was solidified and there were large crystals throughout the honey, affecting the taste and mouthfeel. The design of the jug it is sold in is very inefficient for honey because you cannot dip tools into the jar because the handle juts into the interior of the jug blocking everything under the neck of the bottle. I’m not sure why they chose this design over the half gallon milk jugs that you see honey sold in at farmers markets and from honey farms. I’m guessing it has something to do with shipping/handling because it’s a very sturdy jug, it’s just very poorly designed if you want to get honey out of it…Well those bees worked really hard to make this honey and you’re going to have to work very hard to get the honey out of the jar too especially if it is crystallized which makes pouring it impossible. I soaked it for several hours in hot water in the sink, changing the water every 30 minutes, wasting a lot of water and energy to heat the water in the process. This seemed to work for loosening it up but large chunks of crystals remained suspended in the honey that would not dissolve no matter how much I heated the bottle. After a few days of sitting on the shelf at room temperature, the crystals that had gotten mixed up with the honey along with the air bubbles that had worked themselves in as I turned the bottle during the heat bath turned the entire contents of the jar into a thick, crystallized honey paste that was extremely unpalatable and you had to scrape it out of the jar and would not budge at all even if I held the jug upside down!Well… I had to repeat the process of heating the jug up in hot water in the sink until I could get it broken up, this time much more difficult than before because of it’s uniform consistency. I had to really shake the bottle up between water changes…. then pouring all of it out into a pot on the stove and slowly heating it up until all of the crystals dissolved and it turned clear again. I cleaned the inside of the jug free of any remaining crystal gunk and let it completely dry out (probably losing 5%-10% of the honey in the process…) I thought about sticking the bottle in the microwave, but decided against it because I didn’t want to melt the bottle or release any toxins into the honey just to save that little bit. I then returned the honey to the bottle carefully with a funnel. Honestly I might need to get my own container for storing this honey because this bottle is pretty terrible and I don’t know what I’m going to do when it runs lower.I don’t really like to heat my honey but I bought 5lbs of Grade A honey and what I got was really not usable until all of this work.I really want to give this product a better review but I can’t after I had to go through this much work/waste to make it usable.