Mixed Berry Honey

Tastes Like Summer Jam

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Berry farms and bees go hand in hand. Strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, blackberries—none of these fruits exist without pollination. During bloom season, beekeepers bring hives to berry farms. The bees work their magic, pollinating flowers, setting fruit, and crafting honey from berry blossom nectar.

The result? A honey that’s pure summer. Jammy, sweet, and kissed with subtle berry undertones—not the artificial kind. Its rich amber color sometimes carries berry-tinged hues, depending on the blossoms that dominated that year. Smooth and flowing, it’s perfect for drizzling over pancakes, stirring into tea, or baking into muffins.

Some customers eat it straight from the jar. One even said, “Regular honey just doesn’t cut it anymore—the fruitiness changes everything.”

This is summer in a jar. Berry farms in full bloom, bees buzzing between blossoms, and nectar that tastes like fruit before it becomes fruit.

What People Make With It

• Homemade Popsicles: Mix with fruit juice or blended berries, freeze, enjoy. The jammy sweetness makes everything taste like better versions of themselves.
• Over Pancakes and Waffles: Instead of syrup. The berry notes add something maple syrup doesn't.
• In Yogurt and Oatmeal: Breakfast things that need sweetness and a hint of summer fruit.
• Stirred into Green Tea: Or black tea. Or lemonade. Dissolves fast, adds fruity sweetness without turning drinks into candy.
• Baked into Muffins and Cakes: Berry muffins with berry honey. The obvious combination that actually works.
• On Cheese Plates: Fresh goat cheese, cream cheese, brie. The jammy sweetness pairs with tangy dairy.
• In Salad Dressings: Vinaigrettes that need sweet-fruity balance. Works with berry salads or mixed greens.
• In Smoothies: Natural sweetener that reinforces berry flavors instead of fighting them.
• Straight From the Jar: By the spoonful. Standing at the counter. No judgment.

What’s Inside?

• Mixed Berry Honey (11oz): Pure, raw, minimally filtered; made by bees from strawberry, blueberry, raspberry, and blackberry blossoms on berry farms across the United States
• Star K Kosher Certified: Meets kosher standards
• Polyfloral, United States: Harvested from multiple berry species blooming together during pollination season

Why This Mixed Berry Honey?

• Jammy, Not Artificial: Tastes like berry preserves, not berry candy. Sweet with subtle fruit undertones that come from actual berry blossoms, not flavoring.
• Born from Pollination: Berry farms depend on bees. The honey is a byproduct of the relationship—bees pollinate berries, berries produce fruit, honey captures the taste of those blossoms.
• Rich Amber Color: Sometimes shows berry-tinged undertones depending on which berry blossoms the bees visited most. Every batch is slightly different.
• Smooth and Pourable: Flows easily, drizzles without effort. Works in hot and cold applications.
• May Crystallize: Raw honey does this. Normal, expected. Warm the jar gently under hot water.