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Nature Nate's Honey Co.

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  • Nan S

    Date: 12/09/2024

    Nan S

    Date: 12/09/2024

    Their honey tasted off and the consistency was runny. I emailed the company to learn if it was mixed with corn syrup or if corn syrup was fed to the producers bees. They emailed back and completely avoided my question, which just answered the question. Other reviews mentioned the runny consistency. The honey I purchased was supposed to be raw and unfiltered

    Nature Nate's Honey Co.

    Date: 12/18/2024

    Like other foods that go from farm to table, the honey crops taste and viscosity vary from season to season, but Nature Nates honey is 100% pure, raw & unfiltered. We work with third-party labs to test and validate our honey for purity, as well as a clean read of pesticides and antibiotics. We provide details about our testing and our purity guarantee at *********************************************************** follow industry best practices to harvest honey and keep bees healthy all year long. We also work with trusted beekeepers who follow these best practices. We recommend visiting the American Honey ********************* website athttps://*************** for the most up-to-date information about industry best practices, including feeding bees.

  • Irena S

    Date: 12/13/2022

    I am very suspicious of the honey this company produces. Nature Nate's honey Co. does only packaging, they do not produce honey. They claim on the bottle label that it is local ******* honey ( I live in *******) but then the packaging is done in **, isnt' it weird?. The most important thing is that the honey does not taste like honey and it is too liquidy and has no flavor. I started searching info on ****** and found that there was a class action law suit filed against this company claiming that their honey is heated, not raw, with high levels of the toxic compound HMF + possible syrup additives.

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