Clover Honey
Clover Honey
π― 3 lbs of Pure Honey.
π Naturally Sweet.
π« Nothing Added.
πΊπΈ US Grade A Honey.
𦬠Proudly from North Dakota.
Our honey is $4 cheaperΒ when you subscribe! Cancel your subscription any time right within your customer dashboard.
View full detailsSmooth To Pour With Less Crystallization
We heat and filter our honey, which means this bottle will crystallize much slower than raw honey. If you use it semi-regularly, you should be done with the bottle before any crystallization starts. No crystallized particles makes it easier to pour and gives you more consistency when baking or cooking.
One Bottle, Many Uses.
Clover honey is a great flavor that pairs well with other foods. Try it in your tea, coffee, or on your pancakes and waffles! You can easily substitute it for sugar when baking, and it's a great pantry companion for cooking quick, easy meals.
"Wait, Pure Honey Lasts Longer?"
In a way, yes. Imported grocery store honey is often filled with high fructose corn syrups and unwanted additives. So while their price may technically be cheaper, you'll need to use more of their "honey" just to get the same sweetness and flavor as our pure honey.
From Our Family To Yours
The Sperry family has been making honey since the 1960's. We work hard to make sure you get a quality bottle of honey every time. Thanks for supporting U.S. beekeepers!
How Much Honey Is Right For You?
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Every 30 Days
Get It Every 30 Days~2 tablespoons/day
Perfect if using honey for your coffee or tea. Great for daily routines and/or large households... peanut butter & honey sandwiches anyone? πββοΈ
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Every 60 Days
Get It Every 60 Days~1 tablespoons/day
A safe first choice if you're not sure how much honey you need. You can always change your frequency later, but this option is a great starting point.
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Every 90 Days
Get It Every 90 Days~1/2 tablespoons/day
Great for occasional users. Whenever you need a quick dinner idea, clover honey is extremely helpful to have around. Good option for bakers too.
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Every 120 Days
Get It Every 120 Days~1 teaspoon/day
Perfect if honey is a rainy-day item for you. Honey won't go bad, and you never know when you'll crave honey on toast for breakfast. (try it, we dare you)
Easily Manage Your Subscription
As a subscriber, you can easily cancel, pause, and adjust your subscription at anytime. You'll have access to your customer portal, where you can change your delivery frequency, adjust your honey quantity, and modify any aspect of your subscription however you want.
Easy Returns
If you change your mind after purchase, just head to our return center to begin processing your return. If the clover honey has arrived and you havenβt eaten any, you can still get a full refund, so feel free to reach out!
"Raw" Is A Buzzzword π
A 2012 study conducted by the National Honey Board found no perceivable difference in nutrient and antioxidant levels between raw honey and heated honey.
Our two cents? You should be much more concerned about whether your honey is actually pure instead of worrying if it's raw or heated.
Customer Reviews
Honey FAQs
Is all of your honey available for online sale?
As a matter of fact, no. We're used to selling our honey to local retailers, and selling honey on a website is fairly new to us. That said, we've only set aside about 1/6th of our 2023 honey supply for online sale. Once we run out, you'll have to wait until Fall 2024 to get your hands on more. That said, you might want to snag some before it's too late. Just saying.
How can I guarantee my package arrives?
Once we ship the honey with USPS, it's out of our hands... literally :) We're not responsible for stolen packages or damages created by shipping carriers during shipping. If you'd like to require signature upon delivery, please choose that option at checkout. Thanks for understanding!
Is your honey organic?
Organic?
No, and we're wary of most organic honey claims. Bees travel many miles to forage on various flowers, and we would have to verify that every nearby farmer avoids the use of pesticides or chemicals on crops. Here's a great blog post from Local Honey Finder to explain further.
What is clover honey?
When bees gather nectar from the blossoms of sweet clover, they produce clover honey. The bees visit clover flowers and extract the nectar from the clover blossoms before returning to the hive... where they deposit this nectar into honeycomb cells.
Our bees roam around the Red River Valley, with our hives located in North Dakota and Minnesota. They forage on sweet clover, as well as fruit trees, dandelions, leafy spurge, alfalfa, basswood, and sunflowers. You can't exactly control where bees will pollinate π but we estimate that sweet clover represents about 75% of the floral source of our honey. Our clover honey has a rich, sweet flavor that's tastier than works great for both recipes and everyday use.
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