Really Raw Honey, Straight from the Hive, Never Heated or Filtered, Harvested from Small USA Family Farms, Smooth and Dense (16 Ounce)
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Really Raw Honey, Straight from the Hive, Never Heated or Filtered, Harvested from Small USA Family Farms, Smooth and Dense (16 Ounce)
- Really Raw Honey is totally unprocessed honey. It still contains pollen, propolis and honeycomb — all the goodness the bees put in!
- Naturally Diverse: Our bees choose the honey's color and trexture by the local varieties of wildflowers they forage. Enjoy our diversity!
- Heavenly Fragrance: One whiff of our distinctive wildflower aroma reveals the living vitality in every jar of Really Raw Honey.
- Cappings: Inside you will find honey "cappings": crunchy bits of honeycomb, pollen and propolis, that crown each jar of Really Raw Honey. This is sometimes called "Farmers Chewing Gum".
- Harvested from Small USA Farms: Really Raw Honey supports family beekeeping operations. Our honey is packed on-site at the beekeepers homes and farms, straight from the hive.
Naturally diverse: Really Raw Honey bees choose the honey's color and texture by the local varieties of wildflowers they forage. Enjoy their diversity! Delightful flavor: You'll love the award-winning flavor - it's delicious right form the spoon. enjoy it as a replacement for other sweeteners. Heavenly fragrance: One whiff of the distinctive wildflower aroma reveals the living vitality in every jar of Really Raw Honey. Cappings: the healthy difference: Inside, you'll find golden honey "cappings": crunchy bits of honeycomb, pollen and porpolis that can be chewed like gum. Noting added... or taken away: Really Raw Honey never heat or strain Really Raw Honey, giving you the smooth, dense texture - a natural gift from the bees! The bees rest in the winter! Really Raw Honey never transport their bees to pollinate commercial crops, and they embrace traditional, local in-season only, low-stress beekeeping that helps keep their bees healthy. Holistic Healing: Really Raw Honey never barrel their honey, packing each year's new crop by hand, straight from "hive to jar," as they have for over 30 years, in the USA.





