Snyders Honey

I have been buying this delicious honey from the noe valley farmers market it’s the best honey, reasonably priced and there are different sizes to choose from I like the wildflower or buckwheat the best. I noticed that the stand wasn’t at the market the past two Saturday’s so I looked up the website and sent an email to see what had happened I received an email promptly and I’m glad to say you can find Snyder’s honey on Tuesdays at the ferry building farmers market look for the yellow tent to the left of the tower clock ! Because I’m so loyal when I find a product I like I went on my lunch break to pick some up I got the 24 oz size. Ann is the nicest person and she will give you recommendations on the honey. Do yourself a favor and buy Snyder’s honey. By the way they do ship just check out their website!!!

The only honey our family uses — absolute perfection. Get it at the La Honda Country Market if you’re in the neighborhood.

Best honey, Oh it’s so fresh!!! I love it on my toast!!! I got it from 24^th st farmer’s market (between Sanchez and Church)

when I die and go to Heaven (I hope) Snyder’s Honey will be served at every meal! I just bought the Oak — OMG! Smooth, rich, not overly sweet, but sweet as a baby’s kiss. The eucalyptus, thick golden, earthy. I read in a review below the person found it at Bernal Heights, SF farmer’s market — I rush to tell my son. He has allergies and long ago I read how honey in one’s local (La Honda being close enough) helps ease and, in time, aleviate the curses of allergies. One way of another, this is one of the best honey product I’ve tasted. I usually get the wild flower (which this might be but Oak is new to me). Thank you buzzy bee friends — the nectar of the gods and goddess channeled through the Snyders family. Reasonably priced for the quality.

Snyders not only has some of the best honey around — but they also carry some of the most delectable bee pollen as well. I tried some recently and it was a gorgeous array of colors and tasted unbelievably fresh. They don’t always carry it at the farmers market — so try to give them a heads up — if you are interested in purchasing some — ahead of time.
I could eat heaping tablespoons of it. A wondrous way to get an energy boost in the beginning of the day.
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I came to the Noe Valley Farmers Market with Chef Leah and a group of future chefs from Y.U.M. Chefs
. We came to the farmers market as part of a monthly cooking class that meets at the farmers market and encourages children to cook using local, organic foods. Ann was awesome and took some time to talk to our group of young cookers about the Snyders Honey products. She explained how honey is made, what makes various honeys taste different and showed us all the products that are made from honey. She even let the group sample the honeys. Ann was very accommodating and enthusiastic which helped make this a great class!

I was raised on home-​grown honey. My grandfather kept several hives on his property and every summer I was able to consume mass amounts of honey on the comb. As an adult I never really considered much when purchasing honey, other than occasionally venturing into Whole Foods to buy some ridiculously priced (and usually disappointing) honey. It was just coincidence that the jars of raw honey at my local veggie store caught my eye. The simple packaging and local stamp on the top of the jar convinced me to try it — not to mention the very reasonable price. Now I’m hooked. This honey is so good I will finally be able to kick the refined sugar habit. I can eat it by the spoonful it’s so good.

Just before Christmas I ran into Jan Snyder selling her La Honda honey at the Bernal Heights Farmer’s market. I think they have an irresistable product with the sampling service they give, the locally produced nature of it, minimal packaging (green), and very competitive price. I bought bottles of honey as Christmas gifts and everyone loved them. These days who can resist products that hit the triple crown: People, planets, profits.

I never thought I’d be a honey person, but I now I can’t see myself living without Snyders’ Wildflower Cappings honey. It’s probably the best thing ever.
I live near the Noe Valley Farmers market and Ann Snyders is there every Saturday with a wide selection of honey. She’s awesome and wonderful and super nice, she always takes the time to let you sample everything and find your new favorite. Her husband, Bill, is over at the Ferry Building farmers market. I love their eucalyptus honey, but the Cappings honey is somewhat their specialty and they’re the only ones who produce it, I believe. It’s very sweet and almost sugary, and blends perfectly into your coffee or tea. One of my co-​workers turned me on to it over two years ago, when I couldn’t cope with my allergies. I work in Redwood City and live in SF. I found out the hard way that I am highly allergic to RWC and their over use of those white flowery trees! But I was told that using fresh, local wildflower honey made from bees doing their honey thing in the area you’re allergic to is a fairly reliable way to treat allergies. I was skeptical, but desperate for relief and started using it every morning in my coffee.
Sure enough, the last two allergy seasons have passed me by, totally unscathed!