Amazon Fresh, Wildflower Honey, 80 Oz (Previously Happy Belly, Packaging May Vary)[Amazon-developed Certification] Compact by Design

I used it to make honey mead and it came out very nice. Tried some before using it and was very good quality and tasty. I do recommend getting this as it is a good price for how much you get.

This honey is light, smooth, and has a wonderful flavor, perfect for tea, baking, or drizzling over toast. I love that it comes in a large 80 oz container. It lasts a long time and is a great value for the price. The quality tastes just as good (if not better) than smaller, more expensive brands. Definitely a staple in our pantry now!

Delicious

While I “can’t” eliminate sugars from my diet, years ago I did switch to non-processed natural sweeteners, like brown sugar and honey (tried agave, not for me). I hadn’t considered myself a connoisseur of honey until one bargain purchase made me read all honey labels. A cheap honey I purchased which had a peculiar zing to it (surprising to discern given I use the honey in tea, not eating off the spoon), was from India. Perhaps the taste is attributed to the flowers those bees have for pollinating…spicy… (I’m not anti-India, just that purchase wasn’t for my cup of tea.) Anyway, since then I try to keep note of the country of origin and honey type (clover, wildflower, etc) to keep track of my never-to-buy-again versus acceptable honeys.Price and sales usually drive my honey purchases, not brand loyalty per se. So with prices soaring in the supermarket, I’ve turned to Amazon out of curiosity for pantry-type foods. Which brings me to this honey bought based on price and my origination criteria, and my first food purchase from Amazon:Best product price (combined order for free shipping).Arrived earlier than promised and as described.Relieved it hadn’t leaked. While shipped in a box, one of the air pillows had deflated and there was a small dent at the corner neck of the plastic bottle. Wasn’t a problem, particularly since it was en route for 2 days (less chance for damage), just mentioning. FYI #1 recyclable bottle designation for recycling.When you remove the cap, the bottle lid is sealed keeping the product secure and fresh.Tastes good, and product information clearly labeled (origination information on my approved list) as well as best by date stamped on cap (but honey can last years).I love that this is in a square bottle - takes up less storage space than a round container.There are also indented grips designed into the bottle to serve as handles - makes it easy for adult hands to securely hold and pour this wide bottle.Cap has flip top with small pour spout, or remove cap completely to pour larger quantities.Sharing the following as a tip, even if it is TMI:Given honey crystallizing when temps get cool, I choose to transfer honey in plastic bottles to glass jars I have saved before that happens. I am doing the same for this. Reason being, I like to use all the product and in the past when pouring hot/boiling water in plastic honey bottles to de-crystallize and/or remove the last of the product for use in my tea, I sometimes see plastic particles re-solidifying on the surface of my beverage. Micro plastic ingestion is a concern.PSAHelp the bees, and keep honey prices down too - create a pollinator garden; avoid pesticides and chemicals which can harm the honey bee population.

Purchased this to fill about 50 mini honey jars (about 1.5oz each) as wedding favors. I wasn't expecting super high-quality honey in bulk for this price, but we were pleasantly surprised!

Cost effective and long lasting

This honey is perfect in both its taste and it's consistency. Nothing about it is syrupy or off, it's just delicious.CAUTION: The second time I got this delivery both container were damaged in the delivery, and it was spilled out in the box. Amazon has gone supremely downhill when it comes to delivery quality.

Flavor of this honey is delicious.Great price