Homestead Raw Honeycomb (1 Pound), Real American Comb Honey for Eating, Locally Sourced in Wisconsin

I have always wanted to see what honey from a real hive was like. It was very tasty! The wax on top didn't dissolve in my mouth, so I chose not to eat it. I literally took a spoon and ate a bite! It was chewable! And not because of the wax! The honey was chewable! Bees are amazing! I expected it to look different, but since I have nothing to compare it to, I can't. All I know is that I just bought something amazing! Made by little bees. Who knows what you get in the stores or on the side of the road!

The media could not be loaded. Just received my honey comb today. It looks legit kinda small for 20$ it doesn't feel like a pound but packaging is great after all the bad packaging reviews.Ok so it’s 11:26pm so it’s been quite a couple of hours since I opened the honey and let me tell u, it is extremely Delicious! And I love chewing on the honey comb which is just about gone haha The honey is clean and the sugar level is perfect u can actually eat a chunk and the sweetness is always right. It’s perfect so u must try for yourselves u won’t be disappointed. Had to go from 4 stars to 5 stars because it is delicious.

This is bar far, the best honey comb I've gotten. The cheaper stuff usually has real dried up combs. This one does not. The cells are softer, and the honey tastes more watery? I guess? The big downside though.. is the plastic is very thin, and the indented edges are soo small, that this thing is always leaking.. the last one I got came with a massive scratch along the side. Hope they upgrade the packaging somehow..

Great flavor, presentation, and value for money. Came intact with no damage or spills. There’s a good amount of honey in here for >$20! Very delicious honey, I find that this honey comb is not as sweet as the regular honey you get in jars from the store, it’s very pleasant. Note that honeycombs do naturally have a waxy substance, some people either like it or hate it. I enjoy it but find myself spotting out the waxy residue sometimes, but it’s still delicious.

I have been a lifelong honeycomb fan. My mother would pack a large chunk of Honeycomb in a margarine tub, tossed an apple in the lunch for good health, and off I happily went to school. Come lunch time, I'd take my brown bag of nature's golden good, and sit, leaning against my one spot outside that bid me to take a load off, and enjoy what only a few high schoolers -- even none other than me -- a delicious golden tub of sticky rich of wonder only God knew full well His honeybees had worked diligently with since the beginning of time.Now *THAT* honeycomb wasthe genuinely the best tasting stuff on Earth! This square pound of honey was precisely the diametric opposite of everything about honey I learned as a lad growing up.For one, the honeycomb was dry, its structure was grainy as if it had been crystalline for quite some. Also, the furthest thing from fresh! It felt a lot like aged cane sugar, tasting more like the plastic case it came in than true, locally produced honeycomb.My advice to those who purvey this stuff, commit to what we here in southwest Oregon enjoy all season long. Sell your customers short, and you soon face a perpetual dry spell, all to close to what my taste buds wrestled with Friday morning.

Don’t know what to think. The comb is hardly discernible for it it should be. It’s like it’s all melted into one glob like the cells are so thin and brittle. Instead of the wax forming into a chew ball it is like dozens of pieces of brittle rice in the mouth. I’m not familiar with this. The local honeycomb has nice cells structure and this is an unpleasant experience, the taste of the honey was good. Don’t understand what is making this honeycomb so strange. Smaller then normal cell sized. Collapse of the cells……would love to understand

Tasty and appealing. The top 1/5th of the comb was mostly wax. The honey had pooled at the bottom of the plastic container. You have to take a second to swirl that portion of the comb into the honey before eating.

It's a dark honey with a full fragrant flavor that's just beautiful. I've read others reviews complaining about the grainy brittleness of the comb. This does not necessarily mean the honey is old, There are many reasons honey can crystallize.l give the flavor of this comb an A+. I also love the dense nutrient packed texture.