Hungary Bees Wild Acacia Honey 16 Ounce

Many people have already commented on the excellent taste of Hungary Bees acacia honey and they are all correct. This is a delicious honey.I have tried many different acacia honeys including Olio Carli from Italy, Breitsamer and Langnese from Germany, and Gunter’s from Romania. They are all very good and readers of this review may wish to shop for price to see which of the honeys mentioned is the best value.Certainly the Hungary Bees acacia honey is among the lightest mentioned. It mixes perfectly with things like green tea and adds to the health benefits of this already highly recommended beverage. If my readers go to the Internet to search for the health benefits of acacia honey they will find comments such as the following: “Acacia honey has a very low sucrose content and a high fructose level, so it is the best choice for diabetics. It is known for its therapeutic qualities because it cleanses the liver, conditions the intestines, and is beneficial for the respiratory system due to antibacterial properties - another benefit of honey.” That’s just a start.This is a honey that is good and good for you. Now, try to find the best value for buying it. If you discover an excellent price for any of the honeys mentioned, please share your discovery with Amazon readers. Thanks.

It's perhaps the most expensive (other than Manuka), but are you and your good health worth it? I've been using this particular honey for many years. Even my client enjoyed it throughout her life - she passed at 103. Delicious and just a little goes a long way.

I wish I could attach photos of all the ways I used my purchase of Wild Hungarian Acacia Honey, but it has all been consumed, with excellent results. And the extra jar I purchased I gave away as a gift.Without a doubt in my mind you will appreciate the quality of this incredible product. My first choice in baking with honey is this Wild Hungarian Honey.The price is low compared to the quality, enjoy your purchase. I am about to place another order myself!

This is a pleasant honey, pale in color with a light mild taste. It's ideal for sweetening tea, for example. Also was very good on some buckwheat scones I made. Acacia honey has the reputation of having a lower glycemic index. However, those who favor bolder, more assertive honeys should probably choose a different product.

Very smooth. Great tasting. Kids liked it.

This honey is one of my favorites and I’ve tried over 100 different honeys from around the world.It’s light and smooth and perfect for cooking or tea. It doesn’t have a better aftertaste and it’s worth the price.

The product is great. The seller however is horrible. I can’t get in touch with them about a refund for an order I never received. Buy from company itself. Find it on the web.

Absolutely smooth and great sweet taste that isn't overpowering and does not leave behind a nasty after taste like some other honeys. Highly recommended for teas, warm milk, even as a spread on pancakes vs processed syrup.