Granulated honey 1gal

I’d never seen honey granules! Found at Pike Street in Seattle. Use it in liquids (tea), cookies.It doesn’t discolor or crystallize.

This is the best thing. I use it al the time instead of sugar when baking my bread. I also use it in my tea for a really nice taste. You can’t go wrong with this.

I use this in my coffee in place of cane sugar. It is as sweet, but it makes my coffee smoother with a pleasant faint taste of honey. Try it. You’ll like.

in 2001, i started buying granulated honey from a food co-op as a table sugar replacement. Once we moved to our current home, we no longer had access to a food co-op, and once I ran out of granulated honey, missed having it! I recently found that I could get it via amazon.com, and was so excited to have it in my kitchen again for morning coffee and baking. Yes, it's still sweetener, but I use much less than I do when I use sugar, and that is a win! And it makes baked goods taste so much better with being the right amount of sweetness. It's hard to use even raw sugar after using granulated honey.

I love honey but I don’t love how messy it gets. My big sister turned me on to this granulated honey. I expected a floury texture, but it was just as if she’d put regular honey into my tea. I immediately ordered some, then we had a heat wave and I drank iced coffee and it just sat there for a while. It finally cooled down to sweater weather and my ANBC made me a cup of lavender tea with granulated honey. It was heavenly, just the perfect amount of sweetness in a spoonful without having to worry about drips. I’m considering sprinkling cookies with a little bit before baking.

Really like the granule honey. Taste good, we use it in our coffee. Not as messy as liquid honey.

I use this as an alternative to sugar in my baking.

I use honey to avoid sugar, and there’s this product, which calls itself granulated honey, but has ADDE sugar! I understand most “granulated honey” has added sugar but still, the title! How is this allowed?