Rowse Clear Runny Honey, 1.36kg Squeezy, 100% Pure & Natural

I have a great problem I have a disorder that to some people one would think Ay what is that, well I'm a Borderline impaired glucose tolerance, meaning I can not have sugar in large quantities, I can not have glucose or any other sugar or sacarine, of any discriptipn, therefore what can I have Huney, that I why I love the taste, and it must be the large bottle or a jar, I was having a large jar from my other supplier but now I can not get to them I'm coming to you, and beleive me I love your honey. It is full of the natural flavours of your local flowers and as I can have it in my tea I can not have it on my breakfast therefore I'm struggling as I'm having sugar as well, but it's oy once a day where as the huney in having it several times a day and it's keeping me level with regards to my glucose levels, because beleive it or not I do not store it lime I would with sugar, that is why I can have it. The rest is with my food. So thank you for allowing me to have your beautiful honey. It is so full of flavour of natural flowers of the countryside and not flowers in polimer pots and polimer sheds.or greenhouses.

For a 250g bottle of honey in a convenience store, you'll pay around £2.25 to £2.50. So, for 1.36Kg, you'd expect to pay between £12 and £14 for a bottle of this size. That's exactly what I paid on Amazon. Which proves something about modern retail.... I'm not sure what... but it's mind-boggling... That I can get brilliant tasting honey delivered to my door, for the same price as if I got by driving to the next town and finding the convenience store.1.36Kg is quite a lot, but probably not quite as much as you might think. It lasts us around 3 weeks for breakfasts (on bran flakes etc), and you can't go wrong with the Rowse honeys. They have a nice soft flavour, not some of the more acrid flavours you can get.

I use honey instead of normal sugar in my herbal teasI recommend it

The first bottle of honey arrived in perfect condition, but the second bottle was solid and crystalised, which wouldn’t have been so problematic if it was a jar, however, being a squeezy bottle with a small nozzle made it impossible to use without standing in hot water for a minimum of 5 mins which became inconvenient. Generally good value for money given the bottle size.

This is a nice honey you cant go wrong with

The honey from Rowse is usually fine but this item was sent out in a thin very crushable envelope and therefore arrived totally crushed and honey soaking into the envelope.If you want Rowse hiney ask for a strong box.

Perfectly sweet

You need to buy the product and to read the reverse of the bottle (conveniently not shown in pictures) to read in small print that it is not a UK honey, let alone Oxfordshire, but a blend of UK and non-UK (i.e. shady) honeys... Plenty of tests and articles showing that the non-UK honey is often diluted with sugar syrup.

After opening the honey bottle, the liquid crystallized and turned into rocky lumps that seemed to be sugar like! I don’t think it has anything to do with honey!I wouldn’t buy this product or refer it either!