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Raw Wildflower Honey

Raw Wildflower Honey

Regular price $10.79
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8.62 oz / $1.25 per oz
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Smooth, sweet, sticky medium-dark honey delivers notes of sage, wildflower, and mint. The slow drip and deep, rich color make it well worth spooning into your tea, yogurt, or dessert.

Golden waves of sweet, sweet honey dripping off a spoon sounds like something from a day dream, doesn't it? It doesn't have to be a dream though. This lightly floral wildflower honey can make it a reality. Some people bake with it. Some people make tea. And some are just bold enough to eat it right off the spoon.

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Hive Five™ Certified

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Ingredient Integrity

Jacobsen sources their salt from Oregon's Netarts Bay and works with Oregon seaweed farmers to the furikak spice blend. Jacobsen Salt Co.'s products do not contain ingredients on Hive's No Good, Dirty Rotten list of banned and watch list ingredients.

Responsible Production

Jacobsen is continually refining their processes to lower their carbon footprint: they recently invested in new equipment to decrease their natural gas usage by nearly 5%. Jacobsen Salt Co. tests their products for heavy metals and pesticide residues.

Clean Packaging

Jacobsen uses glass and recyclable materials whenever they can, and they're looking to make plastic free alternatives for the rest.

Leading Change

Jacobsen Salt Co. has set their focus on childhood hunger causes, like the No Kid Hungry foundation.

Rave Worthy

Our team personally tests every product to make sure it’s good enough to end up in your home, not a landfill.

Ingredient Integrity

Jacobsen sources their salt from Oregon's Netarts Bay and works with Oregon seaweed farmers to the furikak spice blend. Jacobsen Salt Co.'s products do not contain ingredients on Hive's No Good, Dirty Rotten list of banned and watch list ingredients.

Low Carbon Footprint

Jacobsen is continually refining their processes to lower their carbon footprint: they recently invested in new equipment to decrease their natural gas usage by nearly 5%. Jacobsen Salt Co. tests their products for heavy metals and pesticide residues.

Recyclable Packaging

Jacobsen uses glass and recyclable materials whenever they can, and they're looking to make plastic free alternatives for the rest.

Committed to Social Good

Jacobsen Salt Co. has set their focus on childhood hunger causes, like the No Kid Hungry foundation.

Rave Worthy

Our team personally tests every product to make sure it’s good enough to end up in your home, not a landfill.

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How it does good

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.

How to Use

Drizzle this on ice cream or waffles, pour it into tea, or make your own dressing with it.

Recycling

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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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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