Alfalfa Honey

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Alfalfa Honey

Jacobsen Salt Co.

Alfalfa Honey
New

Alfalfa Honey

Jacobsen Salt Co.

This light, amber honey has a pleasant taste and mild floral aroma. It's a simple, subtle little sweet that's sure to make you smile.

Sustainable goodness

Jacobsen Salt Co. is partnered with Bee Local to produce their honey. They created the Jacobsen Co. Hive Program to support and protect Northwest honeybee populations.

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Why we love it

Coming to you from Walla Walla, Washington, this alfalfa honey is light, floral, and mild. The falvor is subtle, making ti the perfect thing to scoop into some tea, drizzle on your dessert, or blend into your morning açai bowl. Yum.

Ingredients

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Shipping

Hive orders take 24 hours to process and ship via ground shipping.

How it does good

Striving for more than just great honey

Protecting and supporting local honeybees has been a priority for Jacobsen Salt Co. and Bee Local since the beginning. With the help of like-minded local people, they've been able to rethink their operations and install a full service hive program in Southeast Portland. Jacobsen and Bee Local use a beekeeping practice that centers around scientific research and thoughtful improvements. They also offer educational classes, consulting, and harvesting services.

  • responsible sourcing

    Jacobsen uses the pristine waters of Netarts Bay to source their sea salt (which is free from pollutants and microplastics). They also have Oregon seaweed farmers who help produce their furikak spice blend, they also use local rosemary farmers. Jacobsen has partnered with Burlap & Barrel and Diaspora to bring fair trade far beyond their own ingredients.

  • supporting key causes

    Jacobsen Salt Co. has set their focus on childhood hunger causes. Each year, Ben Jacobsen participates in Chef's Cycle to raise money for the No Kid Hungry foundation. The company also donates products through out the year to foundations looking to end food insecurity and childhood hunger.

  • recyclable packaging

    Currently, most Jacobsen packaging is recyclable. They use glass and recyclable materials whenever they can, and they're looking to make plastic free alternatives for all packaging.

  • low carbon footprint

    Jacobsen is continually refining their processes to lower their carbon footprint. Right now, they're using gas in their process, but they've invested in new equipment to decrease their natural gas usage by nearly 50%.

How to use it

Perfect for your next pot of tea.

When you're done...

This jar and lid go in a standard, curbside recycling bin.

These are general guidelines for broadly-recyclable materials. Check with your local recycler to confirm what they take.

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About the Brand

Jacobsen Salt Co.

Jacobsen Salt Co.

Jacobsen is the first company harvesting sea salt in the pacific NorthWest since Lewis & Clark built salt works in 1805. With Netarts Bay as their base of operation, Ben Jacobsen’s salt and pantry products have earned praise from chefs and food media alike. Their sister business Bee Local sources and produces single-origin honey from various parts of Oregon and works to support the regional bee population.
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