Homestead 20 Sticks

I was expecting mid-tier honey at best in a bulk pack like this, but I was pleasantly surprised. It's very sweet, light honey and it's the *real deal* - not the weirdness at the grocery stores they cut with corn syrup and sugar and such. I found out I was diabetic, and another diabetic friend suggested swapping out granulated sugar for honey in my morning coffee / tea (honey is generally processed better by diabetics, but YMMV, so stick to your nutrition plan / doc's advice!) and I've never looked back. This is really lovely, nicely sweet honey that's perfect for dang near everything. I usually bite open the top and bottom - it's thick, so unless you store it somewhere warm it's not going to instantly leak out - and stick it in the mug while the keurig dispenses, or while my tea steeps. The heat of the beverage melts it mostly right in, and voila: I get a stirring stick ready to go as well. ;)Once this pack is finished, I fully intend on returning to grab another. I like this honey even better than the jars I usually get, and I find I use less overall honey to get the same level of sweetness I want.

These are very good. The whole family enjoys them.I don’t particularly like the packaging. A couple of times when I bent and bite the tube it came out both sides making it awkward to get the honey out.It’s also very messy doing it the way they recommend. I wind up using scissors to get the product out, and then cleaning the scissors because inevitably honey gets on the scissors and my hand.Their honey tastes great. If they make a bottle I’d probably purchase that instead of these tubes.I primarily use these in tea, I use 3-4 tubes per cup so it’s not ideal packaging. I could see this being very useful if you want to bring honey out with you, as opposed to taking a bottle.The bag was sticky with honey, which I’m not sure why seeing as how none of the sticks were open.

I buy these to use for an activity I do with my students at the begging of the year. The leftovers are perfect for tea.

Did a sample and yes highly recommend this for tea. Perfect and enjoyable taste~

I could not decide between homestead/clover or a prosper/wildflower honey so I bought both! Both were delicious. I saw so many negative reviews based on light color...so glad I did not listen! We always have honey in our home & recently bought the honey with actual pieces of honey comb so I feel knowledgeable about the taste & feel I can tell if it’s real. The lighter clover (homestead) honey was more mild and exactly what I am most familiar with when getting honey packets from restaurants. The darker prosper/wildflower honey had a sweeter stronger taste. I think this one would be perfect for hot teas. I could definitely tell which was which. Taste is very diff! Either way, I’d buy again! The homestead honey expires 10/01/22. The prosper honey expires 6/9/22.

This products are fine. I don't know if I'll buy a second pack. They aren't that hard to open once you figure it out. You bend the straw in the middle, and while bent, you press the tip of the straw together till it cracks open. A little messy, but not if you're careful. As for sweetness? It takes two in my 10oz tea to get any taste from them. I'm still not sure if they are real honey or some contaminated stuff.

These little sticks are just right,I love honey but it always gets crystallized before I can eat it all!! These are just right for my English muffins, or anything else I put it on,stays fresh,and they are portable so I can take them in my lunch box,and the taste is awesome!!!some might say they are a little pricey but when you consider theres no waste they actually save me money!! I know you can still eat the crystallized honey but I dont like all that mess so these are perfect,problem solved!!!

Love that you can measure the amount of honey you use in drinks. I love the convenience of this and how it can also be used as a stirrer in drinks hot and cold. The flavor is great and the amount is perfect.