Buram Gourmet Raw Honeycomb | All-Natural | Pure Unfiltered | Edible Wax | No Additives, No Preservatives | Harvested from Turkish Mountains | 7.1 oz

Very good test we love it . We recommend it. It is worth the price.

I've never tried a raw honey I didn't like, and this is no exception. It's a nice treat to get it in the honeycomb and very delicious.I agree with some of the other reviews that said it takes a minute to get it open. It comes in a plastic container with a lid you can pull off. The lid has transparent tape sealing the edges. The tape is hard to see and doesn't come off in one strip. I got it off in about 3 minutes or so by scraping the tape all around the opening. Once you do that, you can just gently pull off the lid.I'm not really complaining though, as too much of a seal is so much preferable than too little. I would guess this is packaged in Turkey where their bee colony is, so that helps to avoid spillage as they send it out all over the world. It would be a shame to look forward to getting this yummy honey and have it spill in shipping.This is perfect to cut of a little piece and have with my morning coffee. I don't usually eat the beeswax but you can if you want. I just cut of a piece, put it all in my mouth and just enjoy the honey. When the honey's all gone in my mouth, I just discard the beeswax like chewing gum.The honey is a very golden and semi-transparent. It has a lot of the look and taste of local wildflower honey. Even though it's from Turkey, it reminds me of some of the honey I get locally in southwestern US. This is a small container and I purchased it for $5.99. I noticed today it's selling for $6.99. I thought for the $5.99 price I paid, it was a good value.

Honeycomb is great. Packaging needs work . Have received several boxes with honey leaking. Is why I gave a four star.

I've been dying to try honeycomb for months and finally settled on one that had good reviews, but wasn't super expensive. Honestly I'm impressed with the quality for the price; seems like you get a decent amount and the container seems sturdy (and was even wrapped in plastic to avoid leak issues). The flavor is very light but decadent at the same time (it's incredibly sweet without feeling like you're eating a literal spoonful of sugar). The wax is nice to chew on for a minute and really reminds me of those wax juice bottle candies I loved when I was little. I will definitely buy again in the future.The only con (and it's not really even anything that can be helped), is that the container is very sticky from the tape they use to keep it sealed, and honey inevitably gets trapped there as you're dishing some out making it even stickier.

package leaving and the containers that was leaving was particularly filled with honey

It was overly sweet I just did not like it and when it came it was not packaged correctly so it spilled and got on my other packages making everything sticky to the touch. I don’t think the money was worth it.

Super yummy. Only eat a little chunk at a time unless you want to drown in honey like I did the first bite. About the size of a soap bar but trust me, that's enough. Keep in mind that you have to chew the wax and spit it out (unless you're able to/ want to swallow it, which I do not) lol. Yummy little treat though! Everybody seems to complain about it being hard to open and I definitely opened it within like 30 seconds of getting it, so I don't know why people have trouble with it. Just peel the wrapping off and pop the lid off. Not difficult.

Most of the honey leaked out in the packaging and ruined some shirts I ordered. Everything has to be returned. My packaging wasn’t sealed like some claimed. It just had a label on it and the plastic clamshell doesn’t snap together.Even a strip of plastic wrap would have helped, especially since Amazon uses the cheapest bags to ship. There’s no product protection. Everything else comes in a zip slider bag, why not this?The honeycomb itself was small, 1/2” thick, 1.5”w x 2.5”l. Plastic shell is 2” x 3”w x 4.5”l.Tasted more syrupy than honey like another review said, what little I got to try of it. Maybe because I’m used to American honey?