Gales Pure Set Honey

My Dad has always had honey on bread and it has always looked so delicious so the other day I decided to buy myself some. I picked up a squeezy tub of Gale's Blossom Honey Soft & Creamy. This honey also comes in a jar too like the one above - which I have to admit is the more practical storage option for honey. Gales is written clearly on top of a large yellow flower, the tube is so basic with little info given on it. The back of the tube says 100% Honey and informs us that it is unsuitable for children under 12 months. The tube has a flip top lid, that can also be screwed off, this enables you to just squirt the honey out. This is a good idea ...  Read the complete review

I really love honey as do the rest of my family so we usually have some in the cupboard. I'm mostly a fan of Scottish heather honey but it can be very expensive (£4-£5 per jar!) so I find Gale's Pure Set Honey to be a good alternative as it is only £1.83 from Asda for a 454g jar. A jar this size will last us a couple of weeks at least so it's quite good value really. The jar is quite attractive looking and sort of looks a little old fashioned. I don't tend to think of honey as being particularly modern or cutting edge so I think the old fashioned look sort of suits it! The jar is rippled slightly - I assume to have the look of a bee hive about it and the ...  Read the complete review