A Costco shopper recently stumbled upon an item for sale that made their head turn: a 60-pound bucket of honey retailing for a cool $114.99. Why would anyone need this? Well, that question has prompted quite a discussion on Reddit.
First, the million dollar—or in this case, $115—question: is the stuff even real? "I am a beekeeper," one commenter wrote. "At that price I am suspicious about it being fake." Compared to other 60-pound honey buckets, this Costco offering is on the cheaper side. This bucket of raw honey from Amazon is nearly triple the price, coming in at $335. It turns out that the honey trade, much like olive oil and maple syrup, is full of products claiming to be 100 percent pure when in fact they're diluted with filler ingredients. Buyer beware!
In all seriousness, there was one common answer. Use the honey to make mead, colloquially known as honey wine. "It’ll be cheaper than beer at this price point," one commenter pointed out. While it's not a super common boozy drink anymore, there's a solid homebrew community around it. Maybe it'll be the next kombucha.
Another obvious use case for a big ol' bucket of honey? Food service. "Congratulations," one user wrote, "you now own a Middle Eastern bakery."
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