Kraft Honey Single Serve Packets, 9 g Packets (Pack of 204)

⁃ I may have got lucky and got a package that had all the packages intact and no leaks. I have seen previous customers complain about leaking packages delivered to them. Maybe they've improved their packaging.⁃ I have been using bottled honey, including Kraft pure honey for a while to sweeten my tea and/or coffee, as an alternative to sugar and Splenda packages. Hopefully, the honey is 'pure' as they state and will deliver the touted health benefits of honey.⁃ I purchased these packages primarily to use while on the go. I carry my own lunch and coffee/tea to save costs and carrying these small packages was definitely better than carrying a whole bottle of honey and increasing the size of my already bulky lunch bag.⁃ I only carry what I need. They are easy to tear open and use once you get used to it.⁃ I purchased a small container from JoAnne Stores (the fabric store) so that I would carry the packages in my bag without the risk of them bursting open or leaking. I have taken a picture of the small container. It comes in very handy and I am able to stuff about 3 packets comfortably.⁃ The honey tastes great, just like any 'liquid' honey would.

I take these camping for tea cocoa and just sweetener in general.

Box of 200 small packets of honey. Good for large classes, lunches etc.

My husband sometimes loves honey, but we were wasting so much buying it in bottles and then he'd lose interest for awhile. These are great, single serve packets and I don't have to worry about whether or not the honey is any good. He likes the taste and the convenience. He uses a scissors to trim a corner and it's easier to control the flow and less mess.

My wife and I enjoy honey with our morning breakfast toast and biscuits, but we get very tired of going to the cupboard and finding our "honey bear" half-full, but crystalized beyond use. It's just wasteful.So we had the brillian idea to order these packets like they use in restaurants. Perfect serving size and hopefully more stable so they won't solidify too soon.Problem is - when we got them (all 204 packets) the "BEST BY" date is sometime in October of this year...just three months away. That means each one of us would have to average 1.3 packets per day (without fail) to finish these before that expiration date.Now - I know honey never "goes bad" but once it crystalizes you have to admit...the pleasure is diminished.So far the honey is excellent in taste, very convenient serving size. Hopefully it will last a bit longer than just the 90-days or so. I do recall that the "manufacture date" or "package date" was sometime in May, so there must just be a five month or so "shelf life" for packaged honey.It's good - we love it and hopefully it'll not "go south" on us before we finish it up.

Received 200 (not 204) packets but that's close enough. 199 had honey, 1 was empty, and several were sticky. Pretty good considering how rough shipping can be. The honey is a little thicker, darker, and sweeter than most clover honey. May not have been kept in a cool storage location. Anyway, it taste ok in my coffee or an a sausage biscuit so I'm satisfied and will buy again. Also, the sell shipped it quickly and it came about 3 days early.

The packs are great. But very very disappointed in packaging this time. I don't think I will order again from them because the packages came loose in a mailing box and this time they are all sticky with honey. I am going to have to wash them all off.

As a type I diabetic, I sometimes need a a quick dose of something sweet. Although I suppose I could get myself a candy bar, it is better to have something in a smaller packet, so I don't have too much sugar. Honey in these convenient packages is a good thing to carry around. Honey is 1/2 glucose and 1/2 fructose, which quickly converts to glucose. Also, it tastes really good and I can have it in tea if I am not in too big of a hurry. I highly recommend this product to anyone who is not fond of nasty fruit flavored glucose pills. Also, these are good for taking to the beach or even in a case for ocean swimming since the packets are water proof (unlike the plastic glucose pill tubes.) If I go sailing, I know that even if it rains, or everything gets wet, I will still be prepared for an emergency. Finally, as someone else pointed out, using honey in tea is a good home remedy for a cough, which seems to hit me more when traveling. I am going on a vacation soon and plan to take some of this with me.