Kelley's 100% Organic Raw & Unfiltered Honey, USDA Certified, 24 Oz – All Natural, Flavor-Rich Honey for Fruits, Yogurt, Smoothies, Acai Bowls, Tea – Natural Sugar Substitute (Pack of 2)

This organic honey is pretty good if you like organic foods you will like this organic honey

This honey is very good it taste great and it’s a good quality

What more can one want in a honey. It is Organic, Raw and Unfiltered. It is Rwal and right

This Honey for the price is well worth it. It's smooth and sweet.

I ordered 2 bottles of honey that was delivered. The bottles were wrapped in brown packaging paper with a few other items in the order. One bottle lid was perfect...the other was broken and flip top gone. No leakage, thank goodness. As for the honey, I usually get the Fishers branded version on this honey. I'm a long time repeat user. Its great honey, no complaints there, actually I recommend it for wholesome healthy goodness. Just use sturdier lids or pack them better. See pics.

Definitely organic, crystallized faster than store bought(less preserved) which is great, bigger bottle than most and still great after reheating it/softening it, made an excellent honey garlic chicken with this

Kelley’s 100% Organic Raw & Unfiltered Honey has a really rich, natural flavor that stands out right away. It tastes fresh, smooth, and noticeably better than a lot of more processed honey options I’ve tried. I like using it in tea, yogurt, and smoothies, and it also works really well as a natural sweetener when I want something simple and versatile. The quality seems excellent, and I appreciate that it’s raw, unfiltered, and organic. Overall, this is a great pantry staple if you want flavorful honey that feels a little more premium than the average bottle.

Only use when sick. Good stuff. It passed the fake honey test. *to test fake honey pour a teaspoon onto a small saucer plate. -Drip about the same amount of tap water onto it. -slowly swirl very gently the water over and around the sample of honey. -after about 2 minutes of this, look closely with ample light and notice if the honey starts to show slight hexagons on it. -what is happening here if done correctly and patiently is two things: 1 if it’s real honey and not fillers then authentic honey does have cellular memory (unsure if that’s the correct term so to speak) and it will show what it looked like in the honey comb originally a bit. 2 if not then meh, not the end of the world but one might not be paying for genuine honey and that is important to some ppl. So long for now and live well!