Sunday morning, a stack of pancakes on the counter and a pot of coffee going. This is the bottle that gets reached for when something needs sweetening the simple way. Nature Nate's Raw & Unfiltered Honey contains one ingredient, honey, packaged in a 32oz squeeze bottle. It carries a purity guarantee backed by strict testing standards, and its blend of varietals earned an award for taste through ChefsBest. Raw and unfiltered here means the honey is warmed only enough to pour freely and left unfiltered, so natural components such as pollen stay in the bottle.
- 32oz squeeze bottle
- Single ingredient: honey
- Never pasteurized, no additives or preservatives
- ChefsBest award for taste
Store the bottle at room temperature rather than in the fridge. Cold speeds up crystallization, and if the honey does thicken, a warm water bath will loosen it again.
The squeeze bottle format is worth considering beyond simple convenience. A squeeze bottle gives better control when drizzling over yogurt, oatmeal, or toast, and it reduces the mess that comes with a traditional jar and dipper. For a 32oz size, the practical upside is fewer trips to restock for households that use honey regularly, whether in cooking, baking, or as a table sweetener. If the bottle is mostly used in one spot, keeping it near the stove or on the counter makes more sense than tucking it away in a cabinet, since honey at room temperature stays loose and pourable.
When comparing raw unfiltered honeys, the blend of floral sources matters to some buyers more than others. A single-varietal honey will taste distinctly of its source flower, while a blended varietal like this one tends toward a more balanced, familiar sweetness that works across a wider range of uses. That makes it a practical all-purpose option rather than a specialty one. The amber color and slightly opaque appearance are normal signs of an unfiltered product and a useful visual check when evaluating whether a honey labeled raw has actually skipped the filtration step.
