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Redlemon · 11-19-2010, 07:13 AM

So, the cold weather approaches in the northeast again, and tea with honey is imbibed more often than usual in my household. We've been refilling a honey bear most recently, but it just cracked.

I'm trying to find the "best" method for storing and dispensing honey. The honey itself, we got in a big jar from local bees. But looking around on Amazon, I don't really see a good option for replacement. The major options seem to be:

1. The dipper.

This seems pretty messy and slow, and doesn't look like it would store on a shelf too easily.

2. The gravity feed.

Either really slow, or you put hot water in the base, wait, then it flows OK.

Or I could buy another squeezy-bear, but I don't feel like throwing out the honey that's already in the bear.

How do you dispense your honey?

11-19-2010, 07:13 AM	#1 (permalink)
Redlemon Devoted Donor Location: New England	Dispensing honey? So, the cold weather approaches in the northeast again, and tea with honey is imbibed more often than usual in my household. We've been refilling a honey bear most recently, but it just cracked. I'm trying to find the "best" method for storing and dispensing honey. The honey itself, we got in a big jar from local bees. But looking around on Amazon, I don't really see a good option for replacement. The major options seem to be: 1. The dipper. This seems pretty messy and slow, and doesn't look like it would store on a shelf too easily. 2. The gravity feed. Either really slow, or you put hot water in the base, wait, then it flows OK. Or I could buy another squeezy-bear, but I don't feel like throwing out the honey that's already in the bear. How do you dispense your honey? __________________ I can't read your signature. Sorry.