Savannah Bee Winter White Honey in 12 oz Tower Jar
Key features
- •100% pure, raw honey with a delicious taste flavored by the blooming flora of the mountains of Montana and Idaho.
- •Winter White honey is one of the rarest honeys in the world - Harvested only a few days each year.
- •Winter White honey - its beauty and flavor is long lasting. 12 ounces
Savannah Bee Winter White Honey in 12 oz Tower Jar
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Customer Reviews
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CAFPNUT•October 14, 2017
The BEST on hot toast.. Sooo good.
I love the honey so much I bought it again
CaptCarrot•January 29, 2017
I love the honey so much I bought it again :) Goes great on toast, peanut butter, in my tea when I want a little rich sweetness. Packaged well as well. Pricey but a nice way to treat myself
This is one the best tasting honey I've had (and I consider myself a ...
Alicia Florrick•March 13, 2016
This is one the best tasting honey I've had (and I consider myself a self-proclaimed honey expert). It has a really well-balanced and bright taste, wonderful to add to your oatmeal or just devour a spoonful with a cup of tea before bedtime.
Great for adding another layer of taste to your meal
Suzi•June 2, 2015
If you have never tried white honey before you will be amazed. It goes great on top of English Muffins, breads and the like , but what it excels at is in cooking. Try a little on your Pork Chops with some Teriyaki sauce and ginger or how about mixing it in with some butter and topping off that steak you just took off the grill. Only a small amount is need to add a wallop of taste.
but a nice subtle hint of sweetness
AGK•November 5, 2014
Just tried this with my oatmeal this morning. Interesting. Not the same flavor as regular honey, but a nice subtle hint of sweetness. I think I'm going to like this a lot.
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