(4 pack) Great Value Honey, 12 oz Plastic Bear

Nice Quality, decent price, %26 good taste. Nothing wrong with it unless you're looking for Raw Honey beneficial properties. In which case, this product won't give you that. The honey does crystalize, no off-flavors or smells, so good product overall...

This honey has a good taste to it. I usually only buy local honey because it is so much better. I bought it because i was out and needed some right now. I have used it in recipes as well. Pretty sure i will keep a bottle on hand to use for those so the local will last longer. So for the price ,it gets 5 stars because I think its a good product.

This is my go to honey for my yogurt and teas. Always fresh ans consistently taste good. It pours easiky and doesn't harden quickly like others. Has a very good flavor and I love adding it to recipes for a little extra touch of yum. Definitely recommend giving this one a try.

I love honey but so many brands are extremely expensive and often sugar before completely used, not that this is a problem but does make for extra work! This honey has an amazing crave-able flavor and I've never had it sugar! I have used it for baking, on crackers or bread and even in my cereals both hot and cold! I've also used it in baking! Never disappointed!

good clean quality honey. a little pricey but then again, not really compared to the price of most any other honey, ANYWHERE. it just seems like a lot to pay but thats only because I'm used to getting my honey straight from the bees. still it's a better price than most all of the other retail sources out there

I like the smaller container of raw honey for every day use. It's an easy pour and remains tasteful and delicious. I found for every day non recipe related use it's the best size for if it sits for long it starts to crystallize. You can easily warm it up using a warm water bath if needed.

When I need a tablespoon or 2 in a recipe or a little dollop in my tea, this is what I use when the flavor really matters. I use raw honey. This stuff is super cheap, and it's honey. It's not going to win any awards. You gotta get another brand of raw honey, and you're gonna pay for it. But once again, when you need tablespoon or two in your recipe, you use this.

growing up we always had honey that's because our neighbors had a bee farm next to us so we got fresh honey from them all the time but my grandma said she wouldn't have honey a day keeps the doctor away I'm hoping she's not lying now as I am in my sixties and yeah but honey is very good on a lot of stuff I use it in my mouth I use it in my oatmeal I get creative with it and put it on ice cream and on cake mixes and the frosting and stuff like that so honey is very good for you

This is a great little honey bottle at a very good price. The honey itself tastes excellent, and the classic plastic bear bottle is super convenient to use without making a sticky mess. What I like about it: Excellent Value: For a budget-friendly option, the quality of the honey is surprisingly good. You get the sweetness you want without paying a premium price. Easy-to-Squeeze Bear Bottle: The plastic bear design isn't just cute—it's also very functional. It's easy for anyone to squeeze, and the cap snaps shut tightly to keep things clean. Perfect for Everyday Use: It's a handy size to keep on the counter or table for sweetening tea, drizzling over oatmeal, or using in quick recipes. The only issue: I really wish it was sold in larger bottles! With regular use, this 12 oz size goes pretty quickly, so I'd love to see a bigger version available so I don't have to restock as often. Overall, if you're looking for good quality honey that won't break the bank, this little bear is a fantastic choice. A solid 4 stars!

I received this product in my order today. When I went to look for the nutrition facts, there weren't any. It says that I have to write tie the address in the bottle to receive the nutrition facts. That's not my job. That should be automatically supplied in the bottle. So I'm not about that. And just to see if the packaging is in complicate, I googled it. My findings: Food calorie listings on packaging are found in the "Nutrition Facts" panel, usually on the back or side, displaying energy in kcal (kilocalories). Regulations mandate that this label clearly lists calories per serving, often with a large, bold font for easier identification. This honey bear does not seem to be following the mandated regulations. Is honey exempt? Either way, I need to know how many calories I am consuming when eating this product and any others. Not fair to the consumer. I like the taste of the honey, but I took off stars because I have no idea how much a serving is or how many calories it is. I'm flying blindly.