honey jam

Examples listed include fig with pear and honey, honey-fig, and apple butter made with honey.

Refrigerate after opening. Product details typically note the spreads are ready to eat or ready to use.

Yes — product notes commonly label these spreads as 'ready to eat' or 'ready to use.'

They’re commonly paired with cheeses, used on charcuterie or meat-and-cheese boards, and served with crackers.

Some replace sugar with honey or include honey blended with fruit; others are caramelized for a richer, deeper flavor.

Net weights shown include 10 ounces, 60 ounces, and 144 ounces; package quantities include 1, 6, and 12.

Descriptions mention fig and pear blended with honey, a caramelized or rich deep flavor, and subtle hints of berry and citrus.

Some product details state the items do not contain any of the nine major allergens; others note 'no high-fructose corn syrup,' 'made without 100+ unwanted ingredients,' or that sugar is replaced with honey.