I don't like honey. Why then am I writing a review on the stuff then? Well my mate bought it me the other day as I had a cold and she wanted to make me lemon and honey as a drink and told me to eat it too as it was soothing. Not only was I upset at her suggestion of me consuming honey I was also a wee bit miffed it was an economy version but hey I figured I don't like honey no matter what anyway so even if this was viler than usual it was never going to be yummy at 500 times more than this cost to me lol. However when your feeling ill and weak you'll try almost anything to get rid of that feeing and so I decided to give it a much needed go and took the opinion ...  Read the complete review

Before my husband lost his job and things became tight financially, I didn't give a second thought to buying rowse's squeezable honey for around the £3.19 mark or organic honeys of a similar or higher price but after reading a couple of reviews about tesco' clear honey, I decided to give it a go. This is largely because my kids love it on toast or in a sandwich and I like it in porridge or a dollop of it in a smoothie, so we go through a bottle fairly quickly. I did have reservations because I like to get the best products for my children but it seemed ridiculous to be spending such a large amount on one item when after all, honey is largely honey and a ...  Read the complete review

Tesco Value Clear Honey Normally, I do not eat a lot of honey but every now and again when roasting parsnips, I like to baste them in it. Obviously Christmas dinner was one of those occasions! I am a massive fan of the Tesco Value range, I really appreciate the fact that they save me money by not spending extra on fancy packaging which only gets thrown in the bin anyway. For some time, I was a bit of a snob where these ranges are concerned, and would walk past them in the belief that cheap and nasty packaging meant cheap and nasty goods inside. I am pleased to say that I have been surprised by how decent many of these goods ...  Read the complete review

Now I'm not really a huge honey fan - it's probably best if I tell you this to begin with. I don't like it on toast, and I can't stand getting it on my fingers when I'm cooking. It's sticky and tastes nasty to boot. However, when I have a sore throat there's nothing better than a mug of hot honey and lemon to soothe, and I do cook a variety of dishes which contain honey which I enjoy very much. At Christmas when I buy a duck I like to smother it in honey, I do a dish of chicken in honey and tomato which tastes lovely (my grandmothers recipe), and I love a pork chop smothered in honey and mustard and then grilled. This honey comes in a 340g jar, ...  Read the complete review

I bought Tesco Value Clear Honey because I wanted to try out a sweet recipe for cous cous which includes almonds and honey. Prior to this I had been paying more than £2 for a jar in our local health food shop. I read somewhere that eating local honey can help to stave off hay fever because it builds up a resistance to allergic reaction to pollen. Anyway, I didn't want to spend that much on my experimental cous cous dish. This honey cost me 61p for a 454g jar. The packaging itself is very plain. It comes in a jar with a screw top and a plain white lid, plus a Tesco Value label. There is a seal which runs from the label up ...  Read the complete review