Orange Blossom Honey: Flavor, Origin and How to Use It

Quick facts: light amber · fresh citrus aroma, silky · raw, unfiltered, organic and kosher.

What is orange blossom honey?

Orange blossom honey is made when bees forage citrus groves during the spring bloom. Most comes from orange trees, often mixed with other citrus blossoms in the same groves.

Where our orange blossom honey comes from

Ours is a product of California.

Color, flavor and texture

Light amber with a fresh, sweet citrus aroma and a smooth, silky body. It's fragrant without being perfumey.

How to use orange blossom honey

Drizzle it over yogurt and pancakes, whisk it into vinaigrettes, glaze carrots or salmon, or sweeten iced tea and lemonade.

Good pairings: Ricotta, almond cakes, black tea, roasted carrots, grilled fish.

Frequently asked questions

Is your orange blossom honey raw?

Yes. It's raw and unfiltered, never pasteurized. It's also organic and kosher.

Does orange blossom honey crystallize?

At a moderate pace. Fine, smooth crystals can form after a few months; gentle warming makes it liquid again. Crystallization is natural and doesn't mean the honey has spoiled.

Does orange blossom honey taste like oranges?

Not like juice. It has a citrus-blossom aroma and a light, fresh sweetness rather than a fruity or tart taste.

What sizes do you sell?

1 lb jar, 3 lb jar, 12 oz honey bear and 24 oz honey bear. Free shipping on orders of $50 or more to the continental US.

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Do not feed honey to infants under 12 months old.