I'm on a honey kick. Need I say more?
How do you like it? What kind do you like?
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I'm definitely a local honey fan. I get it at our farmers market.
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I do like the different ones from Savannah Bee, but my basic go to is really the Organic Publix brand!
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There is a local farm 20 miles away that sells it by the gallon for cheap- definitely my favorite! It tastes so fresh and delicious. I've heard that raw local honey can help with allergies too because it contains trace amounts of local pollen
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I LOVE Wegman's Orange Blossom honey. Clover honey seems sharp to me. Orange blossom is much smoother. For raw honey (when I'm sick), I like Crystal's Raw Honey.
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Local. Go to any farmer's market or specialty shop and you'll find a ton of it. I love it in little single serve tubes.
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My husband is a big honey lover but he prefers to buy it at an Amish farm he works near often. I will keep the Wegman's Orange Blossom in mind for when he asks me to buy it at the store!
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Local is the only way to go. I find even organic store honey to be nasty when you compare it to local honey.
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Another vote for local, I get it at the farmer's market!
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I mainly buy local Galberry and Tupelo honey. I also enjoy Sourwood. Doesn't matter the brand. Orange blossom is super common here because I'm in FL, but I don't like it. Tupelo is the best honey evah!
I purchase from this company regularly:
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i always buy local raw. local is supposed to help with allergies!
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Local raw honey or raw honey from DH's Aunt
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I buy the Costco organic kind. I like it!
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@808love: I put honey in my tea and in my oatmeal in the morning. Yum!
I'm super spoiled in that my family makes honey, also biased in saying it's the best! Haha. I LOVE having fresh honey in the house. -
I only buy local raw honey. Like olive oil, honey is too often diluted or impure when you buy it from any mass producer, and since the main benefits rely on the purity, I want to ensure I'm actually getting what I'm paying for.
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Our Hy-Vee has a huge container of organic, raw honey from a farm that is 15 minutes away from the store. You can fill up as much or as little as you want and it is cheap!
We use honey and maple syrup a lot for cooking instead of regular white sugar.
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@Mrs. Pen: Yes! This is why I buy from local farms. Especially since we move every three years, I like to give myself every advantage!
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Also a local raw honey fan for allergies!
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@mediagirl: yes! Me and the kids LOVE honey straws!!
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creamed honey
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Oooh! Love the suggestions. I fell head over heels in love with Salish honey which is from the Snohomish bee farm near my aunty's house. But there are so many choose from where I live and my next choice didn't really compare. So I want to choose wisely. I even bought a honey pot to put on my counter and that's something because I don't like things taking up my counter. So far I have just been putting it in my tea and awhile back I made Martha Stewart's honey cinnamon frosting which is yummy.
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@WinterBee: I even researched making a bee farm last night so that is pretty cool your family does that!
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@BananaPancakes: Tupelo honey is so good! We bought some when we visited Florida a couple of years ago. We always get local honey as one of our souvenirs.
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@avivoca: I've never thought to collect honey from other states when I travel, but I might now. I'm a big honey lover, and Tupelo is easy to find here, so I never think about branching out. But I bet there are some other non-southern ones out there that are pretty tasty, too!
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Local raw honey. We buy it at the farmer's market.
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Local raw untreated chemical free!
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Local honey.
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@BananaPancakes: Oooh, yes! We have some that a friend brought us back from England that is AMAZING. It's English Heather honey. We've also got some from Arizona that is pretty good, and we bought some from a local state park that is tasty.
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maybe we could all do a honey swap/exchange?! Sign up and randomly get another person to send local honey!? Ok who can get this going? I'm in!!
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