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Food waste is a huge global issue, creating billions of tonnes of greenhouse gases (major culprits in climate change) and occupying precious land and water resources. According to the Government, food waste costs the Australian economy an estimate of $20 billion with Australian households throwing away around 3.1 million tonnes of food each year. However, there are changes we can implement in our day to day life to make a big difference in the amount of food we throw away each year. Take a look …

Here at Honest to Goodness, our main goal is to provide high-quality wholefood ingredients that are beneficial to your health and are easy to incorporate into everyday life.As a family-owned company with a passionate team of like-minded people, we proudly share the belief that that living a healthy and sustainable life should not be difficult or expensive, and that we all play a role in leaving the world better than we found it. This is a huge part of what makes us a Certified B Corporation! We …

Due to the current Australian drought crisis, unfortunately, grains such as our Organic Millet, Biodynamic Rain-Fed Brown Rice and Organic Medium Grain White Rice are out of stock with no current return date.Whilst this is an unfortunate outcome for all Australian grown rice & grain lovers, our deepest concerns are for the farmers and rural communities who make their livelihood out of growing these crops.THE DROUGHTGrain and rice crops rely not only on a substantial amount of rainfall but also m …

Honest to Goodness Organic Raw Honey is as pure as can BEE! We are proud to say that the only thing in our jars is just pure honey goodness. Our honey has nothing added, is unpasteurised and has undergone very little processing before it comes to you so all the goodness stays inside.With such a pure and natural product, this means no two batches are the same in terms of flavour, consistency and colour - that's the nature of organic products!Learn more below about what makes your honey unique in …

Have you ever noticed your organic raw honey looking a little hard, grainy and lumpy? Before you throw it out, your honey is not bad, it’s just changing! When honey changes from liquid to a semi-solid state, is called crystallised honey - and it’s totally natural. Those little lumps or white flecks you see are a sign that your honey is as close to natural as possible – in fact, honey will even crystallise when it's still in the hive.  There are three things that make hone …