Calling honey lovers!

[SquishTheWhale]

Last summer I bought my honey-loving dad some jars of honey from a local food fair and he loved it! Said it was the best honey he'd had in a long time. I've just gone to re purchase some for his birthday from their website and sadly it seems the company no longer exists.

Can any honey lovers please reccomend me somewhere online that sells amazing (but not amazingly expensive!) honey?

[choccielover]

Local sources honeys are great for you so why don’t you see if there are any sellers in your area. We buy from our local “honey man” who sells from his own home near our DD school. It’s apparently really good for your immune system and helps prevent allergies if you eat honey local to you

We have also had great honey from our local rspb place too though

[SquishTheWhale]

Originally Posted by choccielover

Local sources honeys are great for you so why don’t you see if there are any sellers in your area. We buy from our local “honey man” who sells from his own home near our DD school. It’s apparently really good for your immune system and helps prevent allergies if you eat honey local to you

We have also had great honey from our local rspb place too though

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Yeah this was a local one that we bought from last time! Not sure how to go about finding others but I could have a Google. I guess I just don't know if they are as good. Although Dad lives 200 miles away so it won't help him with local allergies lol.

[sotagals]

Our local butcher sells local honey.

Or your local beekeepers association might have outlets if you contact them.

I've had honey sent as a gift from Northumberland Honey. The comb heather honey was lovely.

[SquishTheWhale]

Originally Posted by sotagals

Our local butcher sells local honey.

Or your local beekeepers association might have outlets if you contact them.

I've had honey sent as a gift from Northumberland Honey. The comb heather honey was lovely.

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Thanks, I know it sounds lazy but I'd prefer to order online! My parents love Northumberland so honey from there sounds great, I'll take a look