Amazon has
16-Ounce Amazon Fresh Golden Honey for $4.79 - 5% Off when you checkout via Subscribe & Save =
$4.55.
Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+.
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Top Comments
I'm not saying Amazon Brand's honey has corn syrup added. The only way to find out is to see if the honey will crystallize over time. I can tell you with my own personal experience that the bottle of Mike's Hot Honey in my cupboard for over 2 years has not crystallized vs the local honey has.
Community Reviews
Amazon Fresh Golden Honey is a budget honey option that can drop to $3.55 with Subscribe and Save and a 25 percent coupon, making the 16 ounce bottle look fairly priced. The deal also compares well against a local private label raw honey and even a 24 ounce Aldi bottle at about the same price. The main concern is purity, since the label lists multiple countries of origin and raises questions about whether it is a true pure honey or a blend. Honey crystallization also comes up as a practical issue, so this is a decent value if those tradeoffs do not bother you.
people who are okay with honey that may crystallize because they're willing to reheat/render it when it happens, since one commenter said their bottle crystallized and they had to reheat it a few times.
shoppers comparing unit price against other stores because one commenter said the deal price was decent and about $0.50 cheaper than a private-label raw honey from a local supermarket, so they planned to try it.
buyers who want to stack Subscribe & Save and coupons to hit a lower checkout price, since a commenter reported getting it for $3.55 using 5x Subscribe & Save plus a 25% off coupon.
buyers who are strict about honey purity/labeling because one commenter argued it's likely "as close to that legal threshold as is possible" and another cited FDA logic that if other sweeteners are included it's considered a blend, not pure honey.
people who hate crystallization because at least one commenter said they've had Mike's crystallized bottles before, and another said their bottle crystallized and needed repeated reheating.
people who specifically want "pure" honey because commenters questioned whether it's actually pure, noting multiple countries of origin and speculating it may be a blend/high-fructose corn syrup.
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You guys thinking otherwise would be from outside the USA
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I'm not saying Amazon Brand's honey has corn syrup added. The only way to find out is to see if the honey will crystallize over time. I can tell you with my own personal experience that the bottle of Mike's Hot Honey in my cupboard for over 2 years has not crystallized vs the local honey has.
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