Originally posted by sonhouseBoil some water... almost... and put the bottle in the warmed water?
I got a jar of honey, about 2 liters, and it solidifies all the time.
Anyone got an idea of how to be able to store honey without it
crystalizing? I heated it in the microwave once but the container ended up looking like a plastic hunchback of Norte Dame, a bit warped.
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Originally posted by sonhouseIf you store it in a cool place it will typically not crystalize as fast. The basement maybe?
I got a jar of honey, about 2 liters, and it solidifies all the time.
Anyone got an idea of how to be able to store honey without it
crystalizing? I heated it in the microwave once but the container ended up looking like a plastic hunchback of Norte Dame, a bit warped.
Try for under 50 degrees F or 10 degrees C. Crystalization usually starts at about 55 F or 13 C.
Originally posted by sonhouseWhat do you use it for? For most purposes, it doesn't have to be liquid.
I got a jar of honey, about 2 liters, and it solidifies all the time.
Anyone got an idea of how to be able to store honey without it
crystalizing? I heated it in the microwave once but the container ended up looking like a plastic hunchback of Norte Dame, a bit warped.
Originally posted by Moldy CrowHmm, a two litre squeeze jar?
Well it comes in sqeeze bottles over here lots of times, and even with the squeeze top taken off, the mouth of the container is too narrow, and or the container too deep to make spooning it out easy.
(I have seen those squeeze bottles, I even bought one myself in Germany once. I don't think I have ever seen them here. Most honey you can buy here is not liquid.)
Originally posted by NordlysIf you read carefully, I also made mention to the container being too deep to make spooning it out easy.
Hmm, a two litre squeeze jar?
(I have seen those squeeze bottles, I even bought one myself in Germany once. I don't think I have ever seen them here. Most honey you can buy here is not liquid.)
Sorry you don't have liquid honey there. One of my favorite uses for it is squeezing out thin ribbons of it onto peanutbutter toast.
Originally posted by NordlysYou buy them in cakes? like margarine? I have seen it like that
Hmm, a two litre squeeze jar?
(I have seen those squeeze bottles, I even bought one myself in Germany once. I don't think I have ever seen them here. Most honey you can buy here is not liquid.)
before, but isn't it mixed with something like butter or processed
differantly?
Originally posted by Moldy CrowYes, but that was still referring to containers with a squeeze top. I would expect a 2 litre jar to have a wide opening, but of course I may be wrong.
If you read carefully, I also made mention to the container being too deep to make spooning it out easy.
Sorry you don't have liquid honey there. One of my favorite uses for it is squeezing out thin ribbons of it onto peanutbutter toast.
😲😲😲 That sounds absolutely disgusting.