RAW MAINE BLUEBERRY HONEY

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This one of a kind honey is produced when bees solely forage the nectar of Blueberries while pollinating the plants. The resulting nectar produces a honey with subtle herbal hints of Blueberries combined with the sweetness of spring. A righteous honey that will leave your tastebuds in wonderment. As with all of our honeys, this honey is “raw” coming straight from the honeycomb, therefore all of the beneficial nutrients are intact. Seasonally limited, get it while you can!!

Raw means no pasteurization or therefore all of the beneficial nutrients of the honey remain intact and ready for your benefit! Straight from the hive to the jar.

If honey crystalizes, gently warm jar with water until it melts. Crystalizing honey is not a bad thing. It actually means that you have raw honey :)

Blueberry Honey

This honey is the Bees knees. Being born and raised in Maine, I can honestly say this tastes just like home.

MUST have staple! The most authentic, raw, organic honey I’ve ever bought

This honey is sooooo good. At first I was a bit hesitant as I’d never bought blueberry honey before, but the decision was worth it and it will now be one of my regular staples to have every morning.

ADDICTED TO THIS BLUEBERRY HONEY!

I purchased this honey while on vacation in Maine and opened it up when I returned to California. It is so distinctive, delicious and flavorful. I went through the first jar and I've already ordered more online, which arrived quickly. I wish they sold it by the gallon! (hint hint...need larger jar than 23 oz.!)

Delich

I am home healing from surgery, the one thing I look forward to is my tea with blueberry honey from Fresh Pickins. It makes me feel happy. What a great quality product for a fabulous price. I will be buying more as soon as I get low thank you fresh Pickens.

All honey is not equal

I never really gave much thought to different honeys until I tried this Blueberry. No, it's not flavored... bees live among blueberry fields in northern Maine so they bring blueberry pollen back to the hive. I learned something!