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Orange Blossom Honey - Raw and Unfiltered Bulk - 1 gallon (12lbs)

Raw & UnfilteredBPA-FREE PlasticMade by Bees in USACertified Kosher

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Regular price $84.99 Unit price$0.44 / oz

Our Honey Characteristics:

Unfiltered - Retains some beeswax and pollen - commercial packers typically filter their honey to create a clear visually appealing product. (read about the benefits of honey here)

Unprocessed - Never warmed over 118 degrees.  Commercial packers typically cook their honey at 140 - 160 degrees to deter crystallization.

Guaranteed Quality - If you aren't satisfied for any reason, please contact us for a full refund.

Packed in a BPA-Free Airtight Pail - to preserve quality and taste and to make shipping more economical.  If storing for long periods of time we encourage you to transfer to glass jars.  However, if you are using within a few months this is an affordable and efficient way to enjoy high-quality honey. 

Also available in a pourable jug - for easier pouring and day-to-day use. If storing for long periods of time we encourage you to transfer to glass jars.

Weight: 1 gallon honey weight is 12 pounds or 5.44 kg.  Honey is sold by weight instead of volume.

KOSHER - Certified Kosher by OK Kosher

About Orange Blossom Honey

Our American Orange Blossom honey is celebrated for its delightful, citrusy flavor with subtle floral undertones. This honey offers a bright, fragrant taste that is both refreshing and mildly sweet, often with hints of orange zest and floral blossoms. Its unique flavor profile makes it a versatile choice, perfect for enhancing a variety of dishes and beverages without overpowering them. The smooth, light consistency of Orange Blossom honey makes it an excellent choice for sweetening teas, drizzling over desserts, or using as a natural sweetener in recipes.

This honey is packaged into a 1 gallon pail with at least 12 pounds of Orange Blossom honey per pail. 

Orange trees are significant honey plants in the United States, particularly in regions like Florida, Texas, and California. The nectar from orange blossoms gives this honey its distinctive flavor and aroma. Depending on the specific location and source, Orange Blossom honey can vary in color from light amber to a deeper golden hue, always maintaining a delicate, citrusy flavor.

Thanks to its unique taste and fragrant aroma, Orange Blossom honey is among the most recognized and cherished honey varieties. Many people associate this honey with the rich, aromatic flavor that is commonly found in specialty and gourmet stores.

Our premium Orange Blossom honey stands out as one of the finest in the United States, known for its exceptional quality. We gently warm our honey to make it pourable, ensuring it is not completely liquid. Unlike typical grocery store honey, our honey is considered raw and meets all the requirements mandated by the State of Utah for raw honey labeling. Our Orange Blossom honey will naturally crystallize over time, typically forming a smooth, creamy texture. This is pure, raw honey that crystallizes naturally, not whipped or creamed.

  • Shelf-stable (ambient)

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Raw & Unfiltered

  • Never heated above 118°F
  • Strained at 400 Microns, so all the natural pollen is left in.
  • Never Pasteurized
  • Never heated above 118°F
  • Strained at 400 Microns, so all the natural pollen is left in.
  • Never Pasteurized
Raw. Real. Shipped with care to your door.
Raw & Unfiltered

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Harvested and Bottled in the USA

Harvested from American hives, then weighed and bottled by hand in Ogden, Utah.

Much of the honey on U.S. shelves is imported and blended from unclear origins. Ours has a home you can point to, and buying it supports the American beekeepers behind it.

Harvested from American hives, then weighed and bottled by hand in Ogden, Utah.

Much of the honey on U.S. shelves is imported and blended from unclear origins. Ours has a home you can point to, and buying it supports the American beekeepers behind it.

Hand Bottled in Ogden, Utah USA
Harvested and Bottled in the USA

Frequently Asked Questions:

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I choose the gallon pail or the gallon jug?

Both hold the same 12 pounds of honey. Choose based on how you plan to use it:

  • Gallon jug — easier to pour. The better pick for everyday kitchen use.
  • Gallon pail — airtight and food-grade, with a wide opening. The better pick for long-term storage, refilling smaller jars, or scooping honey once it has crystallized.

For long-term storage in either container, we recommend transferring the honey to glass jars.

Is the bulk container BPA-free?

Yes. Our gallon pails and jugs are food-grade and BPA-free. They seal airtight to preserve flavor and quality, and they're far lighter than glass — which is what lets us keep bulk shipping affordable.

Is your honey really raw and unfiltered?

Yes, and we hold ourselves to a published standard: never heated above 118°F, strained at 400 microns so the natural pollen stays in, and never pasteurized.

Most grocery-store honey is cooked at 140–160°F and filtered crystal-clear — done to look appealing on a shelf and to delay crystallization. We do neither. Read our published raw & unfiltered standard.

Does raw honey expire?

No. Honey is one of the very few foods that does not spoil. Its low moisture and natural acidity make it inhospitable to the microbes that spoil other foods.

Over time it may crystallize or darken slightly. Neither affects safety, and neither means the honey has gone bad.

Do you offer free shipping?

Yes — free shipping on orders over $35, to all U.S. states including Alaska and Hawaii, as well as U.S. territories and APO/FPO addresses. Wholesale orders are excluded. See our shipping policy.

Every order also includes free Package Protection, so if your honey arrives damaged or goes missing, we make it right.

How should I store my honey?

Keep it sealed, at room temperature, out of direct sunlight. Honey is shelf-stable and needs no refrigeration — in fact, cold speeds up crystallization.

If you're storing a large container for a long stretch, we recommend transferring the honey into glass jars. For honey you'll work through within a few months, the original container is fine as-is.

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