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Honey in four jar sizes, from a small taster to a family jar. The flavor and color follow the season's flowers.

Illustration of four glass honey jars in graduated sizes on sand linen, a wooden dipper in front

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Honey

Honey

Four jar sizes

$14 before tax

Everyday jar · 8 oz (227 g)

Liquid honey by the jar. Honey from different flowers tastes and looks different, so the jar you receive depends on what is available. If you are hoping for a particular flower source, say so in your request and the Collective will tell you what it has.

  • Sold by net weight
  • Flavor and color change with the season
  • Honey can crystallize over time; that is natural

Not for babies under 12 months

Do not give honey or honeycomb to babies under 12 months old. Honey can contain bacterial spores that cause infant botulism, a serious illness.

Jar size

From 1 to 24.

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Sizes & prices

Prices are in US dollars, before tax. The Collective confirms availability, the total and how you receive your request.

ItemOptionDetailNet weightPrice
Honey3 ozTaster jar3 oz (85 g)$6
Honey8 ozEveryday jar8 oz (227 g)$14
Honey1 lb16 oz jar16 oz (454 g)$22
Honey40 ozFamily jar40 oz (1.13 kg)$45

Storage & care

Storing honey

Keep honey tightly closed at room temperature, away from heat and direct sun. It does not need the fridge; cold makes it thicken and crystallize sooner. Use a clean, dry spoon, because water in the jar can spoil honey.

Crystallization is natural

Most honey crystallizes over time. It is a natural change, not spoilage. To make it liquid again, set the glass jar with its lid off in a bowl of warm water and stir until the crystals melt. Avoid boiling water and the microwave, which can overheat it.

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