Is cold-processed the same as cold extracted?

Shoppers often use both phrases for the same low-heat idea. We use cold extracted and explain our 96°F practice. Exact legal labeling standards for “cold-processed” vary; we stick to what we do in the honey house.

Is raw honey the same as unfiltered?

Not automatically. Raw speaks to minimal processing; unfiltered speaks to filtration. Our jars are framed as both cold extracted and unfiltered / not finely filtered, with nothing added.

Will my jar look cloudy or crystallize?

Often yes for raw/unfiltered styles — normal pantry behavior, not a spoilage signal by itself.

Do you publish enzyme retention percentages?

No. We do not invent enzyme or vitamin percentages without lab assays. None are claimed on this page.

Can babies have your honey?

No if under 1. Same rule for raw and regular honey.

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Raw vs regular honey: cold extracted & unfiltered explained

Q: What is cold extracted honey?

Honey extracted and bottled without heating above low temperatures. At Hidden Hillside, that means never above 96°F (as of Sep 23, 2026 MT, first-party site).

What is cold extracted honey?

Cold extracted honey is honey spun out of the comb and bottled without heating it above low temperatures. At Hidden Hillside Honey, our raw Utah County honey is extracted and bottled without ever going above 96°F.

Raw vs regular honey: cold extracted and unfiltered explained. Hidden Hillside Honey never heats above 96°F. Unfiltered • Cold Extracted • Unadulterated Utah County wildflower honey from Eagle Mountain. Never give honey to infants under 1. Free delivery in Eagle Mountain, Saratoga Springs, and Lehi.