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Acacia Honey
Case price: $191.52 (12/case)
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Light golden-yellow honey extremely sweet but never cloying, notes of vanilla and cooked pears. Excellent with tea.
Light golden-yellow honey extremely sweet but never cloying, notes of vanilla and cooked pears. Excellent with tea.
Acacia honey is wildly popular throughout Italy for its ability to satisfy a chronic sweet tooth.
An ideal sugar substitute for coffee and tea. High fructose content makes this clear golden-yellow honey extremely sweet—but never cloying.
Notes of vanilla flavor and a unique aroma of flowers and cooked pears.
Stores well in a cool, dry place--won’t crystallize and harden like other honeys.
Pure honey. Product of Italy
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Acacia honeyApril 05, 2013
by Anonymous
Acacia honey is one of my favorites. It is a almost clear in color and has a delicate taste. It is enhanced by butter and other salty spreads or just straight out of the jar. I'm glad I tried it.
WonderfulMarch 07, 2012
by Eva Thomas (Commerce, GA)
This happens to be my favorite honey. Not only is everything they say on the site is true but if you are interested in the health properties- I suggest you do a Google search-I promise you will be surprised!
My favorite honeyJuly 06, 2011
by Amy Griffiths (Dearborn, MI)
This honey is subtly different from clover honey in its sweetness, but it is light, dissolves quickly and won't crystallize over time like other honeys. Try it, you might get hooked!
February 26, 2011by Trudy Marshall (Maryland Hts, MO)
nothing newSeptember 20, 2010
by javid akbar (buffalo, NY)
this type of honey is not different than normal honey. it is sweet but that is it
middle of the roadJuly 08, 2010
by Anonymous
fairly light sweet honey. nothing spectacular but not bad either.
February 08, 2010by katarzyna sucholewska (river grove, IL)
October 12, 2009by gaye schaul (warrenville, IL)
March 14, 2009by Anonymous
wonderful!
