Alabama Raw Wildflower Honey – 16 oz Jar

Scott Honey Farms & Organics is a family commercial-beekeeping business in Town Creek, Alabama, serving honey customers and fellow beekeepers. The farm emphasizes product quality and helping people learn about bees and honey. Its public customer communications describe an interest in building relationships at local markets and sharing practical beekeeping knowledge.

Wildflower honey for the everyday pantry

This 16 oz jar provides a pantry size of unflavored raw wildflower honey. It contains raw wildflower honey, with no added flavor named on this product. The maker states that its raw honey is harvested in Alabama and bottled without heat treatment or additives. This format suits a household that reaches for honey regularly at breakfast, during tea time or when making a small batch of dressing.

Keep the focus on flavor when deciding how to use it. A spoonful can add sweetness to a familiar meal without requiring a new recipe, and a little at a time makes it easier to find the amount you prefer.

Ways to use the 16 oz jar

• Honey style: raw wildflower.
• Package: one 16 oz jar.
• Harvest origin: Alabama, United States, per the maker.
• Kitchen uses: beverages, breakfast toppings and dressings.

Set out the jar with warm biscuits and let each person portion their own topping. For a breakfast bowl, start with plain oats, add fruit, then finish with honey after tasting. It can also provide a sweet element in a dressing made with the vinegar and oil you normally use; combine a small amount in a separate bowl before adding it to the salad.

When baking, choose a recipe written for honey rather than assuming it can replace granulated sugar in equal amounts. The recipe's liquid balance and cooking method still matter. Keep the main jar away from the preparation area and measure into a separate dish to avoid getting flour or other ingredients into it.

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Quantity & product origin

The package contains one 16 oz jar, not sixteen individual portions or a multipack. The listed quantity refers to honey, not the shipping weight of the filled jar. The farm's Alabama harvest statement supports United States origin for the honey; it does not establish where the jar or lid was manufactured.

Shipping for this item

The supplier's published dispatch days are Monday and Tuesday, excluding national holidays; some items are pickup only. Its website currently displays a vacation closure. Shipping eligibility, reopening, handling time and delivery estimates for this item require confirmation before an order can be accepted.

Honey returns & damage

The maker's formal policy excludes honey refunds and offers replacement for transit damage. Another returns page describes general returns but allows food exclusions. Contact BuyAmerican about a damaged or incorrect order before returning this jar; the applicable retailer instructions need confirmation.

Honey & ingredients

The maker describes its raw wildflower honey as honey without added ingredients or heat treatment. Wildflower describes nectar gathered from different flowering plants rather than a single named blossom. Flavor and appearance can vary with the harvest, so the photograph should not be treated as a promise of one exact shade or texture.

The word “Organics” is part of the business name. It is not used here as evidence that this jar has organic certification. Review the current package for its ingredient declaration, serving information and any specific dietary claims.

Storage & serving care

Keep the jar closed in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, following the package directions. Use a clean, dry spoon and avoid introducing water or food crumbs into the honey. Keep the rim clean so that the lid closes securely after serving.

Honey can form crystals naturally. The maker suggests standing the jar in warm water to soften it; avoid boiling water and keep water out of the jar. Follow any additional directions for your particular package. No fixed shelf-life duration or guarantee of indefinite freshness is supplied here.

Honey safety: do not give honey to children under 12 months. See the CDC's infant-feeding guidance. Check the current ingredient label before serving anyone with dietary restrictions.