Stakich Raw Honey - Pure, Unprocessed, Unheated, Kosher - 5 Pound (80 Ounce)

Great quality honey! It tastes fresh and pure — not overly sweet or artificial like some brands. The texture is smooth and it dissolves well in tea. I’ve also used it on toast and in recipes with great results. Excellent value for the quality. Will definitely repurchase.

It is really good honey. Like the raw thickness and consistency. The taste is really good and is what I was looking for. Will differently order again and will recommend it to others. Price is great.

Great taste and consistency.

This raw honey is really good! We've bought the 5lb container of the regular raw honey before and it was delicious. This time I wanted to try the different honeys Stakich has to see if a different one was better. I found the Buckwheat was absolutely delicious with its dark brown, thick, maple syrup-like flavor. It's also supposed to have higher antioxidant properties than the regular raw honey. I also like the smell of it and can eat it by the spoonful. The regular raw honey is sweeter, lighter colored, has a thick creamy texture, and still tastes great and smells good. The propolis/bee pollen/royal jelly honey I found to be too grainy with a weird tangy smell/taste.

I recently tried this honey, and I must say, I found it to be excessively sweet, reminiscent of pure sugar rather than the nuanced flavors I was hoping for. In my experience with raw, unfiltered, and unheated honey over the past few years, I've come to appreciate the depth and complexity that high-quality honey can offer. Unfortunately, this particular product did not live up to my expectations. The taste felt flat and overwhelming, lacking the rich floral notes and subtle undertones I grew accustomed to. Given its flavor profile and sweetness level, I’m left feeling that it did not provide good value for the price I paid. Overall, it was a disappointing experience compared to the artisanal honeys I typically enjoy.

This is lovely, tasty honey - thick, but spreadable. I've bought several jars now, and the quality is consistent. The size and shape of the jar make it easy to extract the contents. I only wish it was a glass jar. Each time I buy it, it arrives very promptly and in perfect shape. I will continue to buy Stakich. I think that says it all!

My husband & I are always looking for quality honey products. We compare price, taste, location & production practices. Stakich is a better honey, but my last two orders have been inconsistent in quality, from all my previous orders. I was unable to reach Stakich through Amazon, to bring this to attention. Amazon refunded me, and I threw the honey away. There was a chemical odor and the flavor was very bad. I reordered again, and that container came as I was accustomed. It was thick, light in color, and tasted great. I recently ordered again, but the honey looked like the bad honey, darker in color, runny, and we were worried it would also be bad. We tasted it, and the flavor is different, but is fine. I order Kosher honey, trusting it means a high quality standard is placed on the processing. NONE of my previous containers were inconsistent in color, flavor or texture. Therefore, I felt confident nothing was added, except honey. I've heard of a 'certain' country's unethical processing practices. How high fructose is being added to honey to stretch it, and this is why I try to buy US honey. I realize as thousands of barrels of honey come from hundreds of places around the country, filling A LOT of jars! There is bound to lesser quality honey being mixed with higher quality honey, based on origin and sources the Bees get pollen from. I also recognize America's demand for honey, far exceeds the obvious supply, due to fewer bees. Still, it would be of great value if identification of the sources or state and plants of origin, be added to the label. I want to be given a choice of knowing WHERE, and what types of plants the bees used to produce the honey. I am willing to pay for that quality, so that I KNOW a product is coming from someplace which isn't adding something to the honey. Thank you for asking and giving me the opportunity to share my thoughts of your product.

I love Stakich Raw Honey. I look for it by name whenever I need to buy honey.