Orange Blossom Pure Raw Honey

Sourced straight from the beehive, Orange Blossom Honey by Bloom Honey is 100 percent pure, raw honey accented with a sweet citrus flavor that evokes the taste and smell of California oranges. Bloom Honey products are unpasteurized and unfiltered, and full of natural goodness such as antioxidants, phytonutrients, live digestive enzymes, and local pollens—all sourced in the U.S. Try Orange Blossom Honey drizzled on toast, as a sweetener in tea, or even as an ingredient in an at-home face mask. Bloom Honey believes in sustainable beekeeping and belongs to the California State Beekeepers Association, the American Bee Federation, and the American Honey Producer’s Association.

<p>Honey is sticky, sweet—and delicious. Although honey may be high in sugar, it also contains antioxidants that help fight free radicals (such as phenolic acids and flavonoids). Honey is also antibacterial, which may aid in wound healing and help soothe a sore throat. <a href="https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5424551/"target="_blank">One study</a> calls honey “the most appreciated and valued natural introduced to humankind since ancient times,” making this a must-have ingredient for any pantry.</p> 
<h2>The History of Bloom Honey</h2>
<p>Bloom Honey’s president, David Jefferson, spent childhood summers hiking and exploring. After studying ecological economics and sustainable development in college, Jefferson worked as a part of a picking crew on an organic blueberry farm in Maine, which helped spur a passion for healthy, whole foods. Jefferson and his father, Dr. Ed Jefferson, began keeping honey bees 10 years ago and now have 1,000 beehives that are field managed by a fourth-generation beekeeper.</p> 
<h2>Bloom Honey Company Mission</h2>
<p>Making pure, <a href="https://thrivemarket.com/c/honey"target="_blank">raw honey</a> is this brand’s mission, and Bloom sources its nectar straight from the hive. Many conventional honey sold in grocery stores are often pasteurized, filtered, and overheated, which means fewer nutrients and less distinct flavor—but not Bloom. This brand is dedicated to sustainable beekeeping practices and donates to Project Apis m., a nonprofit organization researching colony collapse.</p>
<h2>Benefits of Bloom Honey</h2>
<p>In addition to being a member of the California State Beekeepers Association, American Bee Federation, and American Honey Producers Association, Bloom Honey is also a member of True Source Certified, an organization made up of brands who certify that 100 percent of the honey they produce is sourced from the United States.<br><br> 

Bloom Honey is:</p><br><ul> 
Filled with antioxidants, phytonutrients, live digestive enzymes, local pollens, propolis, amino acids, vitamins, minerals, prebiotics, and probiotics</li>
Never pasteurized or filtered</li>
Heated enough to facilitate bottling, but never high enough to degrade the quality; retaining natural pollen, grains, propolis, and nutrients</li></ul>
<h2>Top Bloom Honey Products</h2>
<p>You can’t go wrong with any of Bloom Honey’s jars.</p>
<h3>Orange Blossom Pure Raw Honey</h3>
<p>For sweet citrus flavor that evokes the California landscape, dip into <a href="https://thrivemarket.com/p/bloom-honey-orange-blossom-pure-raw-honey"target="_blank">Orange Blossom Pure Raw Honey</a>. Unpasteurized and unfiltered, every spoonful offers live digestive enzymes, antioxidants, and phytonutrients.</p>
<h3>White Clover Pure Raw Honey</h3>
<p><a href="https://thrivemarket.com/p/bloom-honey-white-clover-pure-raw-honey"target="_blank">This pure honey</a> has a mild, sweet flavor, thanks to nectar from white clovers, yellow clovers, and Rocky Mountain wildflowers from Colorado. Thrive Market member Amanda from Iowa calls this honey “amazing in tea, or on an English muffin.”</p>

<h3>Organic Turmeric Infused Orange Blossom Honey</h3>
<p><a href="https://thrivemarket.com/p/bloom-honey-organic-turmeric-infused-orange-blossom-honey"target="_blank">Bloom Honey’s creamy nectar</a> is infused with organic turmeric and offers polyphenols—natural compounds that help protect your body from free radicals.</p> 
<h2>Top Recipes with Honey</h2>
<p>Honey isn’t just for sweetening your tea. There are lots of ways to use this natural sweetener in everything from body scrubs to fall-inspired apple butter.</p>
<h3>7 Easy Raw Honey Recipes</h3>
<p>Put that jar of raw honey to good use in <a href="https://thrivemarket.com/blog/from-paleo-ginger-ale-to-diy-body-scrub-7-raw-honey-recipes-we-love"target="_blank">seven of our sweetest recipes</a>. We have ideas for body scrubs, ginger ale, vitamin C gummies, and more.</p>
<h3>How to Make Apple Butter</h3>
<p><a href="https://thrivemarket.com/blog/manuka-honey-apple-butter-recipe"target="_blank">Apple butter</a> is a delicious condiment you can use to top yogurt, spread on biscuits and toast, or eat by the spoonful. Our recipe using manuka honey is spiced with all your favorite fall flavors, such as nutmeg, cinnamon, and cloves.</p>
<h3>The Best Natural Sweeteners: Honey vs. Maple Syrup</h3>
<p><a href="https://thrivemarket.com/blog/maple-syrup-vs-honey"target="_blank">Honey and maple syrup</a> can both naturally sweeten your dishes. This post takes a closer look at the differences between them, including benefits, nutrition facts, and recipes.</p>

Honey is sticky, sweet—and delicious. Although honey may be high in sugar, it also contains antioxidants that help fight free radicals (such as phenolic acids and flavonoids). Honey is also antibacterial, which may aid in wound healing and help soothe a sore throat. One study calls honey “the most appreciated and valued natural introduced to humankind since ancient times,” making this a must-have ingredient for any pantry. 
The History of Bloom Honey
Bloom Honey’s president, David Jefferson, spent childhood summers hiking and exploring. After studying ecological economics and sustainable development in college, Jefferson worked as a part of a picking crew on an organic blueberry farm in Maine, which helped spur a passion for healthy, whole foods. Jefferson and his father, Dr. Ed Jefferson, began keeping honey bees 10 years ago and now have 1,000 beehives that are field managed by a fourth-generation beekeeper. 
Bloom Honey Company Mission
Making pure, raw honey is this brand’s mission, and Bloom sources its nectar straight from the hive. Many conventional honey sold in grocery stores are often pasteurized, filtered, and overheated, which means fewer nutrients and less distinct flavor—but not Bloom. This brand is dedicated to sustainable beekeeping practices and donates to Project Apis m., a nonprofit organization researching colony collapse.
Benefits of Bloom Honey
In addition to being a member of the California State Beekeepers Association, American Bee Federation, and American Honey Producers Association, Bloom Honey is also a member of True Source Certified, an organization made up of brands who certify that 100 percent of the honey they produce is sourced from the United States. 

Bloom Honey is: 
Filled with antioxidants, phytonutrients, live digestive enzymes, local pollens, propolis, amino acids, vitamins, minerals, prebiotics, and probiotics
Never pasteurized or filtered
Heated enough to facilitate bottling, but never high enough to degrade the quality; retaining natural pollen, grains, propolis, and nutrients
Top Bloom Honey Products
You can’t go wrong with any of Bloom Honey’s jars.
Orange Blossom Pure Raw Honey
For sweet citrus flavor that evokes the California landscape, dip into Orange Blossom Pure Raw Honey. Unpasteurized and unfiltered, every spoonful offers live digestive enzymes, antioxidants, and phytonutrients.
White Clover Pure Raw Honey
This pure honey has a mild, sweet flavor, thanks to nectar from white clovers, yellow clovers, and Rocky Mountain wildflowers from Colorado. Thrive Market member Amanda from Iowa calls this honey “amazing in tea, or on an English muffin.”

Organic Turmeric Infused Orange Blossom Honey
Bloom Honey’s creamy nectar is infused with organic turmeric and offers polyphenols—natural compounds that help protect your body from free radicals. 
Top Recipes with Honey
Honey isn’t just for sweetening your tea. There are lots of ways to use this natural sweetener in everything from body scrubs to fall-inspired apple butter.
7 Easy Raw Honey Recipes
Put that jar of raw honey to good use in seven of our sweetest recipes. We have ideas for body scrubs, ginger ale, vitamin C gummies, and more.
How to Make Apple Butter
Apple butter is a delicious condiment you can use to top yogurt, spread on biscuits and toast, or eat by the spoonful. Our recipe using manuka honey is spiced with all your favorite fall flavors, such as nutmeg, cinnamon, and cloves.
The Best Natural Sweeteners: Honey vs. Maple Syrup
Honey and maple syrup can both naturally sweeten your dishes. This post takes a closer look at the differences between them, including benefits, nutrition facts, and recipes.

Try 100 percent pure and raw Orange Blossom Honey by Bloom Honey, sourced straight from the beehive, and brimming with essential vitamins and minerals.