Northern California Wildflower Honey

6 reviews
Northern California Wildflower Honey
Maisie Jane's Northern California Wildflower Honey
6 reviews

Northern California Wildflower Honey

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If happy bees make tastier honey, then Maisie Jane's bees must be smiling from antenna to antenna. This floral wildflower honey is a delicious pantry staple you'll drizzle on everything.

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If happy bees make tastier honey, then Maisie Jane's bees must be smiling from antenna to antenna. This floral wildflower honey is a delicious pantry staple you'll drizzle on everything.

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$10.80

16 oz / $0.67 per oz

If happy bees make tastier honey, then Maisie Jane's bees must be smiling from antenna to antenna. This floral wildflower honey is a delicious pantry staple you'll drizzle on everything.

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  • Gluten Free

Did you know: Wherever bees buzz, their honey will pick up subtle flavor notes. In this case, you'll taste lightly floral, slightly earthy undertones thanks to the alfalfa these bees pollinated. Unlike a buckwheat or tulip honey, Maisie Jane's variety is lighter and milder both in taste and texture. We're fond of swirling it into a cup of tea and drizzling it on flatbread pizza.
Maisie Jane's uses water-saving, solar-powered irrigation practices in their family almond orchards.
Honey - Northern California

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Hive Five™ Certified

No need to guess what's in your food or how it was made. Our experts vet every product for ingredient integrity, responsible sourcing, and great taste using our own criteria called the Hive Five.

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ingredient integrity

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low carbon footprint

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recyclable packaging

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committed to social good

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rave worthy

How it does good

Fewer carbon emissions, more bees

From harvesting to packaging, Maisie Jane's makes it a priority to protect our earth. It starts on their farms. They plant wildflowers around their nut orchards to attract bees and sustainably harvest honey. Once the goods are harvested, they're brought to a processing facility that runs on 100% Green-e® Energy Certified renewable energy.

responsible sourcing

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Maisie Jane's plants wildflowers throughout their orchards to attract and protect bees.

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low carbon footprint

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Not only does Maisie Jane's use glass jars instead of plastic ones, they also use certified renewable energy sources for their processing and packaging. This helps lower their carbon footprint.

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supporting key causes

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Maisie Jane's donates to to the youth organization Future Farmers of America. They support emerging leaders in agricultural business, science, and technology.

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    • About the Brand

    Maisie Jane's

    Rooted in her fourth-generation family almond farm in Butte County, California, Maisie Jane’s is dedicated to supporting responsible farming practices and ensuring the survival of honey bees through bee friendly farming practices and supporting relevant research.

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    How to use

    Drizzle it on a fig and gorgonzola flatbread pizza (our favorite).

    What People Are Saying

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    AJ
    01/14/2023
    Amy J.
    United States United States

    very good

    very good

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    LM
    06/22/2022
    Lee M.
    United States United States

    Good honey

    Good honey with a dark color and natural taste. Would definitely buy again.

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    09/15/2021
    Amy
    United States United States

    delicious

    The honey I got was not runny at all, I couldn't even use my honey wand, but the perfect consistency for spreading to where I thought it might be "creamed". I did expect it to be raw so I was a little disappointed that it wasn't.

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    09/02/2021
    Anonymous
    United States United States

    Love this honey!

    I really like this honey as it is local - foothills of CA -and it is wildflower honey. This type of honey has a slightly lower glycemic index and no added sugar. I love the taste!

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    06/16/2021
    Edris T.
    United States United States

    Honey

    It was too runny.

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