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[NSW, QLD] Australian Honey 1kg $8.99 (Save $4) Pickup @ Harris Farm

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100% Pure Australian Honey.

Also available in stores. 30 stores (mainly NSW, some QLD)

Available from 21/07/2021 to 27/07/2021 (while stocks last).

Back on Sale (till 17/08/21).

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Harris Farm Markets
Harris Farm Markets

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  • +1

    Great price, but it doesn't state what kinda honey it is? Red Gum? Jarrah? etc.

  • +1

    Do they do boot delivery or contact free click and collect?

    • +4

      They do click and collect, where you give your name and proof of identity eg. driver's license. They will then give you your box of food.

      Source: I work there.

      • Thanks. Trying to avoid all shops. If they did boot delivery I would have got this.

        • Yeah, never been asked or told if we do boot delivery. Don't think we do, never seen it happen for the 2 years I've been working there. The only form of 'boot delivery' is if you need help bringing groceries to your car, but that's if you're in the store.

          • @CrispyChrispy: Do you know what HF do with veg waste? Do they give it to farmers to compost, etc.?

            Can individuals pick up a big load for compost?

            • +1

              @ihbh: if you're interested in sending your veg waste, try this site: https://sharewaste.com/ to see where others can accept your veg waste near you..

              • @melty: Thanks, interesting site. I'm in receiving veg waste.

  • +3

    2 QLD stores

  • +1

    Great price! No going anywhere near a HF though… Worth it if you are.

  • +1

    They've increased the delivery fee from $5 to $15
    Pass

  • At this price….Well cover me in Honey and throw me to the ………

  • is there some squeeze bottle or something that I can put honey in? Always find it messy to use out of a tub…

    • +2

      Buy an initial squeeze bottle of honey and then refill when needed.

      • good idea thanks :)

  • +5

    Pro tip: got allergies (ie hay fever)? Buy honey that’s made from local bees. Your body will cope better with your allergies after a while.

    • +9

      I prefer honey made from pollen.

      • I've never heard of honey made from pollen. I prefer the bees to source from nectar.

    • question is where can you buy them? and how would you know they are from local bees….

      • +1

        Local famers markets? They have local honey at mine.

      • IGA. They have a great range of local produce in general, E.g. I know mine have coffee beans from a local roaster.

  • is this a critical service?

    • +2

      A grocery store… I'd say yes.

    • Irrelevant as exists in non-lockdowned locations…

  • +2

    Pure honey, not raw honey. So much of the nutrition was probably killed when it was heated and pasteurized.

    • How much is 1kg of raw honey?

      • +5

        About 1000 grams .

        • +2

          dont you mean exactly 1,000,000 milligrams

    • like genuine leather….

  • Is there a way to check that they did not just buy a huge barrel of cheap imported honey and put it in nice little tubs with an "Australian Honey" label?

    • +1

      No, but Harris Farm have a reputation for sourcing local Australian produce (when available, in season). For non-Australian produce, they usually include the country of origin on the price tickets in store.

      From the label:

      Produced in the Central West of NSW by beekeeper Grant Lockwood, this honey has a smooth buttery finish.

      • +3

        How do we know Grant Lockwood isn't a cheap imported apiarist?

        • +1

          You don't. All of those labels are self-declared. Just like all nutritional labels. It is only when there is a serious complaint would the gov or 3rd party intervene - it is not by default like most people assume.

        • Grant sounds foreign to me.

        • +1

          The late Grant Lockwood:
          https://www.goldfieldshoney.com/about

      • +1

        I just recently got a pot from the QLD West End Harris Farm's markets and it's from a local supplier in Queensland.
        https://biosota.com.au/
        Must be as you say they're sourcing locally at least within the state.

  • +1

    I don’t see what all the buzz is about here…

  • +1

    Back on sale.

  • Still available in broadway Harris

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