YS Eco Bee Farms RAW HONEY - Raw, Unfiltered, Unpasteurized - Kosher (3 Lb (2 Pack))

I have used only this brand for months & it has been consistently terrific. However, recently I suggested it to a client & she had a very bad experience with customer service after a defective delivery. I have also recently read poor reviews. I have not been able to find the large size anywhere & have been paying too price at my local organic store for the smaller jars. SO, I’m not sure if the company is struggling with pandemic supply, changed personnel or other issue. All I know is this is/was the creamiest, best raw local honey I’ve found in years of using quality raw honey. The grocery shelf versions are put to shame! Please, dear company, get your act together! Note: this was clearly not an Amazon problem.

Love this honey. Great flavor. Not runny.

I love the taste of this honey. Yumm!Also, I muscle test strong on this honey. Versus I muscle test weak on supermarket pasteurized honey.(Google muscle testing to read about the theory if you don't know about it.)Tips:* Use Ice Cream ScoopThis honey is solid unlike the processed honey you buy at the supermarket. Due to the solid nature of this honey it's challenging to get it out of the container.I use one-piece ice cream scoop to dig out the honey.* Thin itTry mixing this honey directly from the jar in your favorite drink. Doesn't work too well.I thin the honey by mixing it with a little water and then mix it in my drinks.* Use a Pump DispenserI mix up a bunch of honey and water and then put it into my pump dispenser.(Caveat emptor: Be careful mixing honey with your blender. I almost burned out my Vitamix trying to thin some honey. I put some honey and water into the blender and turned it on. After a few minutes I smelled the mother overheating and turned it off. After a few minutes I flipped the switch on but the motor wouldn't spin. The Vitamix must have a sensor to detect the motor overheating which didn't allow me to turn the blender back on. Whew!)Then dispense the honey into my drink.My wife is happy. No sticky honey on the kitchen counter.

I've been buying this honey FOR YEARSSSS and introduced it to coworkers. The quality, taste is wonderful. However, there is no justifiable reason besides price gouging for the exponential markup. Under a year ago, two jars were priced for under $40. Within 6-8 mos, it was an additional $7.50 p/jar totaling a $15 increase.Switching to a different brand.

Fantastic product. I can usually buy elsewhere cheaper but Amazon is a backup.

This is like an emotional food to me. I love the regular great quality . I sweeten my whole-ancient-grain pancakes that I make from scratch. The sweet and sour of honey added to buttermilk pancakes - oh the savor!

Taste is just about perfect. Solid at room temperature, so less messy, but easy enough to melt if needed. (That said, many of the benefits that come from raw/unfiltered honey are apparently lost when heated excessively.)It's not always very uniformly mixed. In that case, just melt the entire jar in some warm water and stir a bit.Biggest improvement would be if they used glass jars.

I've been buying this honey since February 2015. I really like it and have bought many to compare. This has the flavor I look for in honey, it is also very thick which I really like. You have to scoop it.However, two things that I have seen in my last two orders. In the past they all came with a nice layer of white. From what I've read this is a combination of wax, pollen, all the other good stuff. I enjoyed it. But I have not seen it in the last 4 jars. Not sure what happened but I'd like to see it again.The second, I just received two jars and the viscosity is much more fluid. Not a fan of the consistency. I highly enjoyed it needing to be scooped and that it stayed as a chunk when you scooped it. These last two jars are much less viscous and while you can't poor them like store bought honey, this new honey can be poured.The other thing I noticed is these jars are noticeably sweeter. I've been buying this honey for over two years and the color and sweetness does vary (just slightly, nothing drastic), and I love that about it. This is due to the time of year and what flowers are in bloom (I'm a big fan of honey harvested in the fall!). But these last two jars are Much sweeter than any others I've received.I'm not sure what's going on with the change but I very much hope it is a one time thing.