9 reviews for Trader Joe’s Organic Raw Honey Reviews
Rated 5 out of 5
Wes –
I love this honey – it’s a great texture and perfect authentically sweet taste.
Rated 5 out of 5
Caitlin –
Best honey ever! This is real, honest to goodness raw honey. Wonderful when spread on toast or any type of baked good, and also tastes great added to homemade recipes.
Rated 2 out of 5
Joan langford –
I got a taste of molasses. Will not buy again.
Rated 1 out of 5
Anmol Puri –
The system should allow 0 stars. 1 star is way to much. I am shocked to see the reviews that say that it has authentic taste.
This product’s labeling is so sneaky and misleading. It says organic raw honey on the package and even on the list of Ingredients but in nutrition facts it says added 17 g sugar.
Ingredients should specifically say- Honey, Sugar. Extremely misleading. It like eating spoonful of sugar. Horrible! Didn’t expect this from Trader Joe’s.
Rated 1 out of 5
Joe –
Trader Joe’s Organic Raw Honey , with 17g of SUGAR added is completely misleading. Will never buy anything with Trader Joe’s on it. Rating 0 stars
Rated 1 out of 5
Anonymous –
I found it strong to taste, and seemed to cause gas pain which is rare for me.
Rated 5 out of 5
Anonymous –
I believe this honey is of great quality. The consistency strongly suggests this honey is indeed raw, as the lack of processing is conducive to crystallization and a harder texture. Additionally, the honey had a strong ‘honey’ taste, which also suggests purity as many manufacturers add sugar, thus cutting the taste.
To those butthurt over the ‘added sugar’ in the nutrition facts: Added sugar is FDA speak for sugar that is in excess to what is naturally appropriate for our diet, NOT extra sugar added to the product itself.
Rated 1 out of 5
Anonymous –
Weird, unpleasant aftertaste. I really wanted to like this but the flavor is too overpowering. I’ll stick with local, Bay Area honey.
Rated 5 out of 5
Anonymous –
According to the FDA, added sugars are sugars that are either added during the processing of foods or sugars that are packaged as such, including free monosaccharides such as fructose, disaccharides such as sucrose, and sugars from syrups and honey. This definition means that pure honey and pure maple syrup are considered to be added sugars (regardless of their natural origins, packaging, or how they are consumed) and must be conveyed on the Nutrition Facts label as added sugars.
Wes –
I love this honey – it’s a great texture and perfect authentically sweet taste.
Caitlin –
Best honey ever! This is real, honest to goodness raw honey. Wonderful when spread on toast or any type of baked good, and also tastes great added to homemade recipes.
Joan langford –
I got a taste of molasses. Will not buy again.
Anmol Puri –
The system should allow 0 stars. 1 star is way to much. I am shocked to see the reviews that say that it has authentic taste.
This product’s labeling is so sneaky and misleading. It says organic raw honey on the package and even on the list of Ingredients but in nutrition facts it says added 17 g sugar.
Ingredients should specifically say- Honey, Sugar. Extremely misleading. It like eating spoonful of sugar. Horrible! Didn’t expect this from Trader Joe’s.
Joe –
Trader Joe’s Organic Raw Honey , with 17g of SUGAR added is completely misleading. Will never buy anything with Trader Joe’s on it. Rating 0 stars
Anonymous –
I found it strong to taste, and seemed to cause gas pain which is rare for me.
Anonymous –
I believe this honey is of great quality. The consistency strongly suggests this honey is indeed raw, as the lack of processing is conducive to crystallization and a harder texture. Additionally, the honey had a strong ‘honey’ taste, which also suggests purity as many manufacturers add sugar, thus cutting the taste.
To those butthurt over the ‘added sugar’ in the nutrition facts: Added sugar is FDA speak for sugar that is in excess to what is naturally appropriate for our diet, NOT extra sugar added to the product itself.
Anonymous –
Weird, unpleasant aftertaste. I really wanted to like this but the flavor is too overpowering. I’ll stick with local, Bay Area honey.
Anonymous –
According to the FDA, added sugars are sugars that are either added during the processing of foods or sugars that are packaged as such, including free monosaccharides such as fructose, disaccharides such as sucrose, and sugars from syrups and honey. This definition means that pure honey and pure maple syrup are considered to be added sugars (regardless of their natural origins, packaging, or how they are consumed) and must be conveyed on the Nutrition Facts label as added sugars.