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    Product Name: Desert Creek Honey Raw Texas Honey, Unfiltered,1 lbs (454g)
    Product Description: 1 pound of raw, all natural Texas honey, one of our most popular sizes. With a squeezable bottle and a flip top, no drip lid it is clean and easy to use! At Desert Creek Honey, we believe the best honey is raw, unaltered honey. As a result of that belief, every drop of honey we sell is from our own hives and has not been cooked, pasteurized, altered, added to, or modified in any way. Nothing is added, and nothing is taken away from the all natural goodness of real Texas honey. The health benefits are amazing, and the taste is too!
    Model Number: 1lb
    Product SKU: B00BJ7TKYU
    UPC: 853550002075
    Perfectly delicious wildflower honey, with absolutely no artificial colors or flavors
    Unheated, uncooked, unpasteurized, and unaltered
    Raw, all natural honey from Texas
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    08-10-2020 at 03:03 PM #2
    Is it really good? Because it is certainly not cheap at $0.42/oz

    Compare to "ok" variants:
    $9 for 32oz $0.28/oz
    https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CMQD3VS

    $16 for 80oz $0.28/oz
    https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CMQD3VS

    I also tried these two from more to the expensive side variety:
    https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07WSJP3WC
    https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00DPX8AN8
    and liked these both.
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    08-10-2020 at 03:45 PM #3
    I used to buy only local honey because I bought into the myth that it helps allergies. But theres absolutely no scientific evidence to support this widely circulated theory. Now I would just like a good raw honey from the US. Is this good?
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    08-10-2020 at 03:56 PM #4
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    I used to buy only local honey because I bought into the myth that it helps allergies. But theres absolutely no scientific evidence to support this widely circulated theory. Now I would just like a good raw honey from the US. Is this good?
    Agreed. I used to think honey was honey. The only way to tell is if its manufactured using artificial ingredients and am not familiar with this brand.
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    08-10-2020 at 03:57 PM #5
    In for one. .Thanks OP
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    08-10-2020 at 04:11 PM #6
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    I used to buy only local honey because I bought into the myth that it helps allergies. But theres absolutely no scientific evidence to support this widely circulated theory. Now I would just like a good raw honey from the US. Is this good?
    Is it from the US? Depends... do you view Texas as its own country, or part of the US? Serious question since many in Texas are very opinion about the subject. Side note: Texas retained the right to print its own money. No other state can. It also has greater autonomy than many other states.

    Is it raw? From the website, it is raw and unfiltered. Being north of Dallas, and even Frisco, the area where the bees are kept is a very rural plain terrain. Lots of farms, livestock etc. so short of it not officially being 'organic' it's about as raw and free of artificial stuff as you can get.

    Is it good? Matter of opinion. To me, I'm a sucker for yaupon honey, or if I'm particularly in the mood, cottonwood. This is going to more than likely be a wildflower honey. There are no citrus to really speak of, nor is the area particularly dry right now, so tree based honey is not likely.
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    08-10-2020 at 04:15 PM #7
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    Is it from the US? Depends... do you view Texas as its own country, or part of the US? Serious question since many in Texas are very opinion about the subject. Side note: Texas retained the right to print its own money. No other state can. It also has greater autonomy than many other states.

    Is it raw? From the website, it is raw and unfiltered. Being north of Dallas, and even Frisco, the area where the bees are kept is a very rural plain terrain. Lots of farms, livestock etc. so short of it not officially being 'organic' it's about as raw and free of artificial stuff as you can get.

    Is it good? Matter of opinion. To me, I'm a sucker for yaupon honey, or if I'm particularly in the mood, cottonwood. This is going to more than likely be a wildflower honey. There are no citrus to really speak of, nor is the area particularly dry right now, so tree based honey is not likely.
    Thank for your response. And yes I still consider TX as part of the US.
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    08-10-2020 at 04:21 PM #8
    Who doesn't like it raw!!!
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    08-10-2020 at 04:21 PM #9
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    Thank for your response. And yes I still consider TX as part of the US.
    Love your Nic
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    08-10-2020 at 04:35 PM #10
    I buy Kelley brand local Texas honey from Walmart 24 oz $6.94. https://www.walmart.com/ip/Local-...z/47375526 or 40 oz $11.22. https://www.walmart.com/ip/Local-...z/47375524
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    08-10-2020 at 04:37 PM #11
    I too need confirmation on whether Texas is still part of the union before purchasing this honey. Can we add this to the wiki?
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    08-10-2020 at 04:50 PM #12
    Isn't there supposed to be a seal or certification that it's not blended with fake Chinese honey?
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    08-10-2020 at 05:00 PM #13
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    I used to buy only local honey because I bought into the myth that it helps allergies. But theres absolutely no scientific evidence to support this widely circulated theory. Now I would just like a good raw honey from the US. Is this good?
    My daughter has allergies and wife buys her the local honey from few towns away in Eastern MA - she pays about $20-$25 per bottle (no sure on the exact weight).

    We were at supermarket and there were honey from NJ and Upstate NY for $12/lbs. She wouldn't buy them because she doesn't think flowers honey from NJ/NY would help my daughter. Whatever makes wife happy!
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    08-10-2020 at 05:07 PM #14
    Showing up as $9.99. Dead deal?
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    08-10-2020 at 05:08 PM #15
    Costco is way cheaper. I buy the 3 lb bottle for $10 - Central Valley Honey in California.
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