Small-batch certified kosher honey from real beekeepers: raw comb, buckwheat, acacia. A sweeter new year, and a gift that arrives ready to give.
This star-K certified raw honey features Buckwheat (robust, molasses-like), Orange Blossom (floral, citrus notes), Ukrainian Sunflower or Chesterhaven Spring (creamy finish), and Wildflower (complex with anise and cherry notes)
This kosher-certified Israeli honey is 100% pure and natural, with no additives, preservatives or artificial ingredients.
This 5.6-ounce piece of edible, unfiltered acacia honeycomb offers honey in its purest, most natural form.
This kosher, extremely raw American buckwheat honey has a bold spicy-malt flavor suited to tea, baking and roasting.
This ready-to-gift sampler brings together all-natural whipped honeys with a range of flavors and creamy textures.
These 12 portable straws are filled with pure acacia honey for sweetening tea or enjoying as an easy snack.
This three-bottle sampler pairs specially selected honeys with coffee, tea and cheese boards.
This gift-ready sampler contains six 3-ounce jars of Tupelo, lavender, wildflower, black sage, acacia and orange-blossom honey.
This raw Georgia Tupelo honey has a smooth texture and a light, buttery sweetness for tea, toast, yogurt and recipes.
This kosher gift includes three hand-decorated vanilla cookies shaped and lettered for a sweet Shana Tova.
This certified kosher raw honey is blended with wild blueberry, schisandra, acai and goji, and stays creamy and spreadable rather than crystallizing.
This gift-boxed trio pairs acacia, orange blossom and lavender raw honey in 3-ounce jars.
This 12-ounce jar of OU-certified creamed honey from American beekeepers is smooth and spreadable, with no additives or artificial ingredients.
These ten individually wrapped spoons hold raw, unfiltered OU-certified American honey — an easy handout for a class or a place setting.
For dipping the apple, a mild honey — acacia, orange blossom or clover — lets the apple through. Bolder honeys like buckwheat are for tea, cheese and baking rather than the simanim. A sampler set solves the question by putting several on the table at once.
Every honey on this page carries kosher certification, and the certifying agency is listed with each product. Standards differ from family to family, so check the specific hechsher against your own rather than assuming — and if you are unsure, ask your rav.
Raw and unfiltered honey crystallizes over time, which is a sign of quality rather than spoilage. Stand the jar in warm — not boiling — water and it returns to liquid. Store honey at room temperature and away from sunlight; the fridge speeds crystallization rather than preventing it.
It is consumable, it needs no wrapping to look like a present, and it carries the whole symbolism of the holiday without explanation. Gift sets and honeycomb make the strongest impression; honey straws are the easy answer for a class, a group of colleagues, or children to hand out.
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