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Yes Honey's roots are in Norwood, Missouri, where founder Heather Mincer began selling honey-sweetened drinks in August 2023. The business adopted the Yes Honey name in February 2024. Her family's search for clearer ingredient information inspired a focus on honey and transparent labels. The company aims to make ingredient choices easier to understand while keeping food and drinks enjoyable.
12 cans × 11 fl oz (325 mL) each; 132 fl oz (3.9 L) per case.
Honey-Sweetened Root Beer offers a classic root beer flavor with honey as the sweetener. The maker describes a rich, creamy flavor profile in a caffeine-free sparkling soda. It is a ready-to-drink choice for people who enjoy a familiar soda-fountain style and want to try a honey-sweetened version.
The case contains twelve cans, each labeled 11 fl oz (325 mL). The ingredient panel names carbonated water, honey, natural flavors, and citric acid. Creamy describes the flavor; it is not a statement that dairy is included in the recipe.
Nutrition summary: Per can: 110 calories, 28 g carbohydrate, 0 g fiber, 28 g total sugars including 28 g added sugars from honey, 0 g fat, 0 mg sodium, and 0 g protein.
Carbonated water, honey, natural flavors, citric acid.
Honey contributes sugars to this product. Review the nutrition panel when comparing sweeteners or sweetened drinks. The package supplied with your order is the source for its current label information.
Store unopened cans according to the package directions and protect them from damage and temperature extremes. Chill before serving if you prefer a cold soda, and pour slowly when serving over ice. The supplied can label show a gentle rolling instruction; avoid vigorous shaking before opening a carbonated drink. After opening, follow any package instructions and enjoy promptly for the intended carbonation. Check the date on each can rather than assuming every shipment has the same remaining shelf life.
Chill a can and enjoy it on its own, or pour slowly over ice. For a root beer float, add an ice cream or frozen dessert that fits your dietary needs, then pour gradually to leave room for foam. The added dessert changes the ingredients and nutrition of the finished serving, so review that product separately. Individual cans also work well for a meal or a casual gathering where everyone chooses their own drink. Ice, glasses, frozen desserts, and the beehive or other setting shown in photographs are not included in the case.
The maker describes its formulas as gluten-free and alpha-gal friendly. Individual sensitivities can differ, so review the complete ingredient list and the current package before use. The alpha-gal description is the maker's ingredient standard, not a guarantee of individual tolerance.
Contains honey. CDC: avoid honey before 12 months.
The country of manufacture for this specific Root Beer listing has not been confirmed. The Norwood, Missouri address on the can identifies the brand, but does not by itself establish where this flavor was manufactured.
Yes Honey publishes a usual dispatch time of up to four days in most cases. This is a dispatch estimate, not a delivery guarantee. Shipping charges for a BuyAmerican order are displayed at checkout, and carrier transit is separate from processing. If an order is missing or appears incorrect, contact BuyAmerican with the order number so the issue can be reviewed with the supplier.
The maker does not accept product returns or exchanges. For a shipment that arrives damaged or contains the wrong item, report the problem immediately through BuyAmerican customer support. Include your order number and a description of the issue so the correct next steps can be arranged.
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