Clover Honey (5 Pound) Grade ACompact by Design (Amazon-developed Certification)

I was pleasantly surprised to find out that Kirkland Honey is pretty delicious. I was a little suspect, given the low price - but Im now a believer. I was fortunate that my product arrived intact, seems like others have not been as lucky. Amazon should consider placing these bottles in a plastic bag or smaller-padded box in the event the bottle bursts

While it is true that honeys vary in flavor - and you can spend a lot on them - this has been the honey in our larder for years. It's a superior value and it tastes... like honey.

Product tasted fine, looked fine, however as others have stated the plastic lid was broken in shipping. It was still sealed buy the foil liner. I know that the manufacturer is not in control of how the product is treated once it leaves their hands but, having seen that all of the one star reviews have to do with broken lids/open product its time to look at adding a small piece of foam around the lid under the shrink wrap. I like the product but I'm taking one star away because it is a large amount of honey and now I have to find a new container with a lid to store it in. If that not a big deal to you the honey tasted great.

About 5 years ago I began baking my own Honey-Wheat bread so of course I needed more honey over the course of a month than those little bears hold. As I began looking at sources I began discovering all the newspaper articles about fake honey. In fact, if you purchase your 'honey' at the grocery store, chances are that it's not the real thing. Yuck. On top of that, Chinese fake-honey is frequently contaminated and so vile that they began taking out all the 'markers' --pollen etc-- that lets experts tell the area of origin.So, what to do?My reading led me to Kirkland. Kirkland is apparently Costco's private label and Costco is apparently very particular about quality and sources. What I read convinced me that this was the brand to purchase. We don't have a Costco near to us so I purchase their honey through Amazon. And I've been really happy with it.Recommend.

This honey does not have any special/exotic flavors, but it is honey and it is pretty good. We use honey in our coffee so we use a lot of it. We needed good price and this fills that bill well.

I buy about 10 lbs.of honey per year and I guess I was fooled by the "Kirkland signature" brand. It's Costco "on the label" honey and tastes like honey flavored corn syrup. I will stick with ebee honey and can not figure out how this product got positive reviews. Maybe the honey is tainted from the way it is transported from Argentina. Nasty stuff.

Pure honey is the only thing a diabetic or a non-diabetic should take to sweeten things up. It’s nature’s natural sweetener and unbeknownst to people, is the only sweetener that is easily assimilated by the body that has a low glycemic index. If you are diabetic and want some sweetener in your coffee, look no further! Don’t buy any other sweetener!

The honey which appears on their site is to fool you only, but the honey which sent to me was a lower quilty and cost at Costco around $16 , but the worst thing, you as a buyer has now way to return it.The good honey has a pink clover flower on the bottle 🍾. this one is most definitely a lousy cheat deal so be careful.