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meet Honey Mouth Hot Honey, a slow-burn sweet heat made with 100% pure raw & unfiltered USA wildflower honey and chile de árbol. it starts sweet, ends with heat, and makes everything from pizza to fried chicken to cheese boards act like it has something to prove.
no artificial BS. no imported honey blends. no corn syrup nonsense. just real honey, real chiles, and a squeeze bottle ready to drizzle, pour, and cause a little trouble.
each wholesale case includes six 12 oz squeeze bottles, perfect for specialty grocers, gift shops, cheese shops, restaurants, and anyone whose customers like their sweet with a sting.
highlights:
*6-pack case of 12 oz squeeze bottles
*made with USA raw & unfiltered True Source™ Certified wildflower honey
*infused with chile de árbol for a spicy, slow burn
*balanced with a splash of apple cider vinegar
*no artificial ingredients, no fillers, no imported blends
*great on pizza, cheese, fried chicken, biscuits, roasted veggies, cocktails, and ice cream
*1% of profits supports bee conservation
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Pack and pricing
- Case pack
- 6 units
- Case weight
- 5 lb
- MSRP
- $17.33
- Dimensions
- 6.5x5.5x7
- Packaging
- Bottle
Product identifiers
- SKU
- HM-HH-001-CS6
- Category
- Syrups & Mixers
Origin and handling
- Country of origin
- United States
- Storage
- Shelf-Stable
- Shelf life
- 1+ years
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USA wildflower honey, chile de árbol, apple cider vinegar
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Honey MouthEstablished 2024
pure USA wildflower honey. no imported blends, no shortcuts. sourced from trusted beekeepers in New York, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wisconsin, then infused with chile de árbol for a slow, balanced heat. finished with a splash of apple cider vinegar to balance it out True Source™ Certified Honey. no corn syrup cut nonsense. no artificial bs. just real honey with a little sting. 1% of profits go to protecting bees and other pollinators.