Sue Bee Southeast Raw & Strained Honey — 24 oz Jar, Grade A Regional Flavor

Sue Bee Local Southeast Honey is raw, unfiltered (strained) Grade A honey harvested by a beekeeper-owned co-op and sold in a 24-ounce jar from the southeastern United States.

This jar contains pure, single-ingredient honey gathered by independent members of the Sioux Honey Association co-op. It is strained rather than heavily filtered, preserving more of the natural pollen and floral character that reflect the Southeast’s local blossoms. Packaged in a 24-ounce container, it’s designed for everyday use in beverages, baking, cooking and as a natural sweetener in recipes where regional flavor matters.

What makes this Sue Bee honey different from other grocery honeys?

This product is labeled as regional Southeast honey and is strained instead of filtered, so it retains more pollen and trace components that contribute to flavor and aroma. The Sioux Honey Association co-op members collect, test and grade each lot to meet Grade A standards.

• Strained (not heavily filtered) to keep more pollen and character
• Produced by independent beekeepers in the Southeast
• US Grade A quality checks for clarity, flavor and moisture
• Single ingredient: pure honey, no additives

How can I use this raw Southeast honey in everyday cooking?

Its regional floral notes make it a flexible sweetener that complements both sweet and savory dishes. Use it to sweeten teas, glaze roasted vegetables, substitute for sugar in dressings, or finish baked goods for a nuanced sweetness.

• Stir into hot or iced tea as a natural sweetener
• Brush on roasted carrots or chicken as a glaze
• Swap for sugar in marinades and vinaigrettes
• Drizzle over yogurt, pancakes or cheese plates

Is this honey safe to store long-term and how should I keep it?

Honey is naturally shelf-stable when stored properly. Keep the jar tightly sealed at room temperature away from direct sunlight to preserve flavor and texture; crystallization can occur but doesn’t mean the product has spoiled.

• Store in a cool, dry cabinet away from heat and sunlight
• Seal the lid after each use to prevent moisture absorption
• If crystallized, gently warm the jar in a warm water bath to re-liquefy

How is quality ensured by the Sioux Honey Association co-op?

Independent beekeepers who are part of the co-op gather and submit honey that is sampled and graded for clarity, floral type, flavor, moisture and color. Sue Bee’s standards are long-established, aiming to deliver consistent Grade A honey to consumers.

• Co-op collection from regional member beekeepers
• Laboratory sampling and grading for Grade A criteria
• Historical brand standards dating back to 1921
• Batch-tested to ensure shelf-quality and consistency

Who is this for? This 24-ounce jar of Sue Bee Local Southeast Honey is for home cooks, bakers, tea drinkers and anyone who prefers a regional, minimally processed honey. It suits shoppers who want a trustworthy, beekeeper-sourced American honey for everyday use, artisanal pairings, or pantry staples without added ingredients.

Ingredients

Unfiltered honey