10 of of 10!!! I was skeptical at first when people was telling me about it but I bought a can of it and I was surprised at how well it tasted and reconstituted. I use it for making my overnight oats as it is cheaper than buying honey or syrup to making BBQ sauce. I tried making little smokies wrapped in bacon and made a little slurry with it and added it about 15/20 minutes before done and it added a nice sweet and savory flavor with a nice glaze on it. So much you can use it for... Endless!

While we haven't actually tasted this product, my boyfriend's one of this, “End of the world, we're all gonna die. We gotta stock up.” 😅 I purchased this for him and other foods for him on occasions. His mom bought those rations that come into a container that last maybe a week but for this price, you can't be a 25 to 30 year shelf life span and all the servings. He's crazy, I hate it, but he's my “End of the World” best friend. 🤣 Ive purchased different foods of this brand so I'm copying and pasting.

We use Augason to make meals in a mason jar. That way the kids can just grab one, poor over the boiling water, and have an entire meal. The honey goes into the different types of hot cereal jar servings. Be careful to only buy the natural ones like this one. Some of their products have preservatives that are dangerous for your body.

I purchased this item in case of a prolonged power outage or other similar situation. I plan to use this product to sweeten my coffee (or tea) and/or to sprinkle on other food that needs a touch of sugar. First of all, this product comes in a # 10 size can, which is a pretty large container and brings an additional plastic cover. You will need a can opener of course. I would suggest that since you might not have power at the time you need to use this can, you should keep a regular, hand operated can opener. I have 2 in my survival/emergency kit, just in case. Once open, you can mix the amount of powder you need with plain room temperature water. It mixes well, although I found it to be a bit "grainy". The result was satisfactory. It is definitely sweet and with one teaspoon of the mixture I was able to sweeten my coffee mug to the point of sweetness I like. I would recommend this product to be a staple in your emergency pantry. Make sure you reclose the lid after opening to preserve maximum freshness.

This is a great option for buttered toast with the honey and cinnamon sprinkled on top. It has a wonderful honey flavor that would be fabulous in tea or other drinks. It has the rich flavor of honey. Great value for the amount in the can. I'm sure there are lots more things I will find to use it for. I'm very happy that it has such a great shelf life because I'm one of those people who doesn't use things up the way others would so honey would sugar quickly in its natural state.

I love this great in tea hot or cold, great on cereal, mixed in nut butters, on hot lightly buttered popcorn, biscuits, pancakes, and any type of bread or grain products where sweet is desired, plus granola or trail mixes. Endless uses a great and easy to use pantry must.

I love using my powdered honey. it goes into my bread, teas, cakes, cookies, granola. It replaces the syrupy and messy honey problems. However, being freeze dried, it looses some of the qualities of natural unprocessed honey. With that said, it reconstitutes well, mixes with butter well and stores very well. If it clumps, just break the clumps up and use. Storage life on honey is high and using the freeze dried is safe for children.

This is delicious! Better yet the exchange rate is 1 cup honey powder to 1 cup sugar, which makes some recipes that would be better with honey. It isn't sticky so it just sprinkles into tea .

This is a sweet and tasty product that has diverse uses. It is good for emergencies and every day use. It is more convenient than liquid honey. It does have sweetener in it that is not honey. I wish it was pure honey. We are very pleased with it otherwise. We use it when we go camping. I take it to work for sweetening hot tea.

Don't get this if you want honey. Yes when reconstituted you can put it on bread and it tastes a little bit like honey. But it does not have very strong honey flavor. It is mostly sugar, so it's just expensive sugar, not as healthy as real honey.