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Golden Blossom Honey Review

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Disclosure: I received these products for free to review. The opinions in my review are honest and my own.

 

Do you have certain staples that you keep in the house year round? For us, it is simple things like flour, bread, eggs, and of course, honey. I use honey in a variety of recipes and love it with some of my teas. The problem is sometimes finding high quality, pure honey that doesn’t have fillers. Many of the honeys sold in grocery stores have this problem, leaving me buying honey in natural stores or small farms. Recently, I found out about a new brand of honey produced here in the United States – Golden Blossom Honey.

Golden Blossom Honey: What is It

Looking for a delicious, high quality honey? If so, we think you will love Golden Blossom Honey. Unlike the honey you find in stores, Golden Blossom Honey is a blend of real honey made with their secret recipe including a combination of orange, sage, buckwheat, and extra white clover honeys. As well, all the different honeys are from the United States, making sure you get the best, organic honey possible for cooking or your favorite beverage.

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Golden Blossom Honey: Overall

Being someone that loves honey, I learned really fast the difference between cheap honey and quality honey. Most of the time the honey we buy in stores in low quality since it’s a mixture of pure honey and other ingredients. With Golden Blossom Honey, you get high quality honey without the fillers or in other words, great tasting honey. With the mixture, a little bit of honey actually goes a long way, making it a great choice for tea and other beverages. I personally loved the taste of this honey in my fruit teas since it brought out the natural flavors of the tea, making it even better. Personally, I think this honey has a wonderful, smooth taste and isn’t very expensive, making it a great choice for anyone who loves honey. Based on my own experience with Golden Blossom Honey, I am happy to give this honey an A rating.

Golden Blossom Honey: Where to Purchase

Want to try this honey for yourself? You can purchase Golden Blossom Honey at many well known retailers, including Amazon.com

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Susan Bewley is a professional writer who has been writing content online & in print format for over 10 years. As well, she is an alumni of the University of Louisville with a Masters Degree in Special Education. When not working as an online business consultant or ghost writing, she can be found writing on Budget Earth, on her own novel, or working with various entities in the pet industry.

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  1. We use a lot of honey in our home. My youngest son used to eat a peanut butter and honey sandwich just about every day. It’s still the first thing he looks for when he comes to visit.

  2. Its been a while since I’ve thought about how much I also love honey We used to put it over out oatmeal growing-up. I’m not a huge tea-drinker but honey is what I must have in it when I enjoy a cup. Thanks for doing research on better brands than most grocery store offer. Now I know the differences between mediocre and outstanding honey taste.

  6. My husband loves honey in his coffee but he is very particular. This sounds like a great option to try!

  9. I was dissappointed when I was going to purchase Organic Honey, and saw that it was from BRAZIL. I did not use my cloupon to buy it. I am wondering if Golden Blossom Honey is from other countries instead of USA bees.