Really Raw Honey, Straight from the Hive, Never Heated or Filtered, Harvested from Small USA Family Farms, Smooth and Dense (5 Pound)
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- Condition
- One-time purchase
- Size
- 80 oz (Pack of 1)
- Dimensions
- 5 x 6.26 x 4.76 in
- Weight
- 16 oz
- Flavor
- Honey
- Container Type
- Jar
- Specialty
- Additive Free
Features 4
- Never heated or strained; contains all the pollen, propolis, vitamins, enzymes and trace minerals the bee's put into it
- Honey is certified pesticide free, totally unheated and unstrained
- Honey is more solid than liquid
- Each jar is capped with sweet and crunchy bits of honeycomb, pollen and propolis
Specs 26
| Product Dimensions | 5 x 6.26 x 4.76 inches; 1 pounds |
|---|---|
| Item model number | 838847 |
| Manufacturer | Really Raw |
| Units | 80 Ounce |
| Flavor | Honey |
| Brand Name | Really Raw |
| Container Type | Jar |
| Specialty | Additive Free |
| Country as Labeled | United States |
| Diet Type | Vegetarian |
| Honey Type | Blended |
| Package Type Name | Jar |
| Item Form | Honey |
| UPC | 720054555607 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 07 |
| Unit Count | 80 Ounce |
| Model Number | 838847 |
| Part Number | 838847 |
| Item Weight | 16 ounces |
| Item Dimensions | 5 x 6.26 x 4.76 inches |
| Item Package Weight | 2.39 kg |
| Net Content Volume | 80 fluid ounces |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Package Size Name | 5 Pound |
| Size | 80 Ounce (Pack of 1) |
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REAL, UNFILTERED-UNHEATED, RAW HONEY💛🐝🧡
Size: 80 Ounce (Pack of 1)
EXCELLENT! REAL! UNFILTERED-UNHEATED! Word for those, who are not familliar with prosess of honey from hive to jar, PLEASE, educate yourself, before giving bad review. I was afraid to order this, because of bad reviews. I am TOTALLY IMPRESSED WITH THE QUALITY! THIS IS A REAL THING! I used to have honey bees decateds ago, so, you have word of "Bee-heardian". Spot of education: Honey is produced by bees. They collect nectar, wax, pollen from CLEAN PLANTS. They fly miles to find the cleanest fields, when clean fields are not available close by. They build the honey comb from the wax. [Prosess, where The Bee-heard helps, by providing the frame, and the base of wax for, hearded Bees. Bees complete the build prosess of the honecomb, using the wax/ resin, they have collected from the plants of the field]. The nectar collecting bees, fill the honey comb with nectar collected from the fields; and the amazing work BEGINS!.. The water content of the nectar needs to be redused, to turn it to honey. [and smaller quantities of gele'e royal, and pollen]. There are thousands of honeybees fanning and mending the nectar, to get it into proper consistency. Once quality control of the product is passed= bees have turned the nectar to honey, they will CAP the HONEY; that is, they will build wax cap dome over each honey cell, to seal and protect the honey. THESE CAPS ARE THE VARIABLE COLORED SPECKS, that you see on top of UNFILTERD HONEY. THEY ARE NATURAL PART OF THE HONEYCOMB. .... in order to HARVEST the honey: The Beeheard does remove the honeycomb out from the hive. WAXCAPS, of honeycomb, are cut open, which allows the honey to be extracted from the honey comb. [You could imagine loading the honeycombs into slooow spinning topload washing machine, which slooow, and tender spins the honey out from the honey combs]... Anything, that gets out from the honeycombs, drizzles to the bottom of the extractor, from where it slooooooowly oozes to the collector vessel.... THIS IS WHERE THE REAL DIFFERNCE OF THIS HONEY GETS, compared to regular commercial honey. THIS HONEY IS UNFILTERED-UNHEATED. Whichfor, the WAXCAPS, and FRAGMENTS of HONEYCOMB remain inthe end product. This honey is UNHEATED, just as honeybees made it. It has all the enzymes, and microbiome, all benefits of REAL RAW HONEY CONTAINED IN IT. *** 🔥HEATING the HONEY, KILLS the honey! [The store bought, conviniently runny stuff is quite likely heated, to keep it runny= that heated honey is just merely syrup made out of honey. If you honey does not get thicker by the time, you know, that it is heated].🔥 *** No need to go further, with the REALLY RAW HONEY, with the honey prosess, because that is all you get in the jar, " living, raw honey. SIDE NOTE: Some review mentioned, that there were death bees in the jar???? The valuable bees are tenderly brushed off from the honeycombs, in harvest.. they are valuables, that belong to the colony. My wild guess is, that the consumer is mistaken the waxcaps as death bees. *** CONCLUTION, THE PRODUCT, which I got is EXCELLENT! THE BEST RAWHONEY I HAVE SEEN IN LAST 25 YEARS. I pealed, tenderly, the top of the jar in to 250ml mason jar, using 2 clean table soons. My jar yielded 200ml honey with the waxcaps, and, if I am lucky, also pollen and Gelee' royale, as a bonus. There are very few specks of fragments in the rest of the honey in the jar. Honey itself, is beautifully "churned".. buttery, mild, delishious palette... My vocabulary is too flat to give dimencion for complexity of this honey! .. *I highly recommend to familiarize yourself about the usage of raw honey in: beaty, woundcare, burn patient care, first aid, etc. , becibes of the health benefits of taken internally. In addition, pollen intake, and the Gele'e royale... ...because, you might be lucky, and get just a little bit those goodies in the "messy" looking top layer of your jar! Dip the spoon in, let the goodies coat the spoon, dip it on your tonque, and challenge yourself, to see how long you can keep this delish lollipop melting on your tastebuds, before you just have to start lick it! 😃🍭😜 SINCERELLY ENJOY! P.S. Yes, I paid my honey my self. This is not paid review. I made it lenghty, just to HONOR THE REAL, REALLY RAW HONEY, and the HARD WORK OF BEES, AND PEOPLE, WHO MADE THIS AMAZING PRODUCT AVAILABLE TO US THROUGH THE AMAZON. 💛🐝🧡🍯
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Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2025 by KH
One of the best 'light' honeys
I have tried a few light honeys and I will definitely be buying this one again (I'll be getting the five pounder.) I know some reviewers have been complaining about the texture. My suggestion is to let the honey sit in a cool area for two days to let the capping rise to the top and completely solidify. When I received mine, the product had been shipped on its side and it was in a liquid state from the heat. The capping was floating at the wrong angle. This caused the capping to mix into the rest of the honey when I turned it upright. To fix this, simply let it sit somewhere cool so the crystallization process solidifies the honey and allows you to scrape the cap away and get to the honey beneath it -- it should no longer contain all the gritty parts of the capping. I love honey comb, however, so I enjoy eating this honey directly from the jar. I just received it yesterday and I've finished half of the jar. It's that good. This is the only light honey I've been able to eat from the jar. Others have been too sweet. This one is nearly perfect to my tastes. Another reviewer said that YS honey is better than this one because YS has an organic label. It is insanely hard for bee keepers in America to offer organic honey, and this company practices organic methods and does not use chemicals on their farms. I trust them, and I seriously doubt that the bees are venturing too far from home if they already have an abundant supply of flowers to choose from. This is as organic as honey can get in America. YS honey tastes horrible compared to this honey. It's almost sickeningly sweet and impossible for me to eat from the jar. This one speaks for itself. I'm going to have to buy a bigger jar for it to last through a months worth of tea drinking. I will admit, though, that I absolutely love the royal jelly offered by YS; it tastes better than their other honeys. While I prefer dark honey like honeydew and neem, this one is packed on site and never enters a barrel. This is becoming a problem for me and dark honey. I want honey that hasn't touched a barrel, and I haven't found a dark honey that offers this. Try this honey if you want something truly raw. If you don't like honey comb then you shouldn't try this. You will get a mouthful of honey comb from the capping, and it is nutritious but chewy. The lids and jars are BPA free. There is a seal between the jar and lid. This is rare; lots of honeys tend to lack a seal and touch the lid through transit. If the lid is made of metal, chances are it has a food liner made of plastisol (which contains PVC,) or it has a food liner that is hiding BPA in it. When you find organic honeys that have metal lids and the honey has touched the lid through transit, then it isn't as "organic" as it used to be. I definitely recommend this honey to anyone looking for a light and truly raw honey!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2012 by Mia
Raw honey.
Size: 16 Ounce (Pack of 1)
The best honey ever, very smooth with the all natural things that's in it, it's on top . Very tasty and thick.
Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2026 by Deborah Fisher
Wow
Size: 16 Ounce (Pack of 1)
I wish I could leave a 10 star review. This is the best honey I’ve ever had. Period
Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2026 by Bryan LaRoche
They Really Mean Raw
Size: 80 Ounce (Pack of 1)
My go to honey used to be Wee Bee honey but the last one I got was just like those store bought honey. It contains very little honey combs and the honey itself tastes like those store bought honey and runny. So I decided to give Really Raw honey a try, and it's such a big different compare to Wee Bee honey. The Really Raw honey I received contains more honey combs at the top. I also found that the honey stays solid unlike Wee Bee honey. Overall, I am very satisfied with this honey and I will continue to buy this honey unless the quality dropped.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2026 by Ivan
DO NOT BUY FROM THIS LISTING/SELLER
Size: 80 Ounce (Pack of 1)
I love Really Raw Honey. Truly love it, eat it every day. It's sweet, and not bad for you like processed sugars. The research on honey and how the body reacts to it is amazing--it's totally different than other sources of sugar. Really great stuff. And this brand normally has amazing honey, quality cappings, everything is great. My wife has been ordering me smaller jars from another marketplace that she gets her groceries from. I was going through them too fast, so I decided to see if I could find a larger jar. I found this on Amazon, it was on Prime so I knew I could get it quick, and I was very excited. As it turns out--this particular listing was a major no-go. The jar arrived with a cracked lid, halfway-open seal, and honey all over the outside of the jar. Sticky mess. There were no cappings and a very odd smell from the inside of the jar... not like this brand of honey normally smells. It was an unpleasant smell. So, as you might be able to guess, I did not eat any of it. Immediately requested a refund (that Amazon promptly granted, thankfully). I'm writing this so that YOU, dear shopper who is looking for MOAR HONEY in their jar, will take heed. By all means buy this brand, buy a big jar, but not this seller. Not this listing. No siree, don't do it. You'll regret it.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2023 by Jacob J.
Very important to understand what you got
Size: 80 Ounce (Pack of 1)
I read everything that everyone says about the product as I purchased it and realized when I opened it that the “off putting smell” that some people are saying is the propolis. warm, spicy, resinous, and slightly sweet with hints of pine or vanilla. It is definitely a note that takes getting used to but if you are familiar with it then it’s not bad. The “pull” is so satisfying and the texture of honeycomb bits makes it completely worth the wait! Putting it in my coffee which was the intended use is delicious and the smell of propolis becomes a wild flower scent barely noticeable. Will definitely order it again thank you for an amazing honey!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2025 by Dee
Different but Good
This is the first time I have bought raw honey so I don't have anything to compare to so keep that in mind with my review. When I opened it I thought the stuff on top had a smell to it that was not very pleasing to me. If I took a bigger whiff I realized it was just the flowers. The actual honey underneath was definitely different than the store bought honey. It will take some getting use to. I really love the spreadable consistency. We bought this for a few reasons. We bought it as a sugar replacement for our tea and also to help with general health and times when we are sick. It was easy to use in our tea once we figure out how to do it. I wanted to be sure not to heat the honey so that the medicinal properties don't cook away. We already had tea made in the fridge that had no sugar in it. So I heated some water and then poured a little bit of it over a big spoon of this honey I sat in cup. Stirred it around and then poured into the tea. Next time I make tea I will melt the honey into my hot water after I take the tea bags out and then mix with my cold water. It did not take much at all to make the tea sweetened. A recipe I saw online said to use 3/4 raw honey into 1 gallon of tea. I think that would be way too sweet! This honey is rich. For about 3 quarts I only used a big spoonful that might have been about 1/4 cup and I felt it could have been less sweet. My kids who are used to my husband making tea with sugar thought it wasn't sweet enough though. I think it is a matter of taste. And this is too expensive to get used to putting that much of it in. We tried to eat this on a spoon also as we were getting over sore throats and we all thought it was way to rich and sweet to eat that way.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2016 by Our Family Reviews