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While our mission is to support the work of artisans and small scale farmers through fair trade and transparent relationships, we also carry a fantastic selection of products made in the United States from carefully vetted makers (and added a few from Canada). We hope you shop this collection and visit often as we plan to share our new finds.

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Premium Artisan Spun Honey Glass Jar 5oz
Premium Artisan Spun Honey 5oz
BuzzKindly - MO
$12.00
Premium Artisan Spun Honey Glass Jar 5oz
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Premium Artisan Spun Honey Glass Jar 5oz
Premium Artisan Spun Honey Glass Jar 5oz nutrition facts label
Premium Artisan Spun Honey Glass Jar 5oz front label detail
BuzzKindly - MO

Premium Artisan Spun Honey 5oz

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This Spun Honey is handcrafted with pure liquid honey through a controlled crystallization process. This produces very fine, uniform crystals and a creamy smooth consistency similar to peanut butter. The spreadable honey has nothing added and has the same health benefits as liquid honey. Store at room temperature for easy spreading or in a refrigerator to firm up. Cooled spun honey is perfect to spoon onto charcuterie boards!

  • Produced in LaBarque Creek, MO
  • Ingredients: 100% pure​, ​unfiltered​ and ​raw honey
  • Dairy Free​, ​Low Fat​, ​Low Sodium​, ​Paleo Friendly​, ​Vegetarian
  • Don’t feed to children under 1 year of age
  • GET A $1 OFF ON NEXT PURCHASE WHEN YOU RETURN GLASS JAR

BuzzKindly is a small apiary on LaBarque Creek, nestled in the rolling hills above the Meramec River, committed to helping support the honey bee population, one colony at a time, while providing valuable pollination to the neighboring wildflowers, trees and gardens. Natural beekeeping practices ensure that the colonies are never treated chemically or fed synthetic supplements. Happy, healthy bees produce premium honey!

BuzzKindly harvests the excess honey stored in the upper boxes of their Langstroth hives twice per year. In the fall, they pay special attention to the amount of capped honey remaining in the hive assuring the bees have ample food to survive the winter months.