Costco and GloryBee have brought you this tasty uniquely sourced honey variety pack, hoping you can enjoy what nature has deemed an almost perfect food. Depending on what the bee is pollinating, each honey boasts its own unique flavors and richness that can be paired with different foods, just like a fine wine! Grab this limited series honey variety pack and find some of your favorite meats, cheeses, and breads at Costco and enjoy.
California Orange Blossom Honey is the lightest flavor profile of the three honeys’. It has delightful citrus notes, a bright and refreshing flavor that captures the essence of orange blossoms with a sweet and slightly tangy taste.
Get creative at Costco and try it with:
Find this honey exclusively at Costco stores in the Pacific Northwest.
Northwest Blueberry Blossom Honey has a soft and subtle sweetness that captures the delicate and fruity flavors of blueberry flowers; slightly sweeter than the orange blossom honey but still maintaining a delicate flavor.
Get creative at Costco and try it with:
Find this honey exclusively at Costco stores in the Pacific Northwest.
Northwest Blackberry Blossom Honey is the strongest and most intense honey in this group. Its sweet – yet delicate – flavor exudes the essence of blackberry blossoms with pronounced floral notes.
Get creative at Costco and try it with:
Find this honey exclusively at Costco stores in the Pacific Northwest.
HOW DO YOU GRADE HONEY?
USDA Grades of HoneyHoney is classified by the U.S. Department of Agriculture into 7 color grades: water white, extra white, white, extra light amber, light amber, amber and dark amber. It is based on millimeters from 0 – 150 with 0 – 9 being the lightest range and 114 to 150 being the darkest range.
Color Name |
Pfund scale, MM |
| Water White | <9 |
| Extra White | 9-17 |
| White | 18-34 |
| Extra Light Amber | 35-50 |
| Light Amber | 51-85 |
| Amber | 86-114 |
| Dark Amber | >114 |
About GloryBee
GloryBee was founded in 1975 with a vision to provide high-quality, ethically sourced ingredients that nourish people and the planet. As the company has grown and evolved over the last five decades, leadership has passed to the next generation. Alan Turanski, son of founders Dick and Pat Turanski, now leads the company. A beekeeper since he was ten years old, Alan is committed to ensuring Glorybee maintains its unique perspective on honey, bees, and natural ingredients. From hive to table, GloryBee is there – not just as a middleman, but as a gateway.
1 of every 3 bites of the food you eat is pollinated by Bees. Bees are critical to our an agriculture, pollinating fruits, nuts, and vegetables and the key foods that feed our livestock too! Yet, Bees are threatened from habitat loss, pesticide use, and pervasive pathogens, combining to devastate colonies and endanger our environment and our food security.
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