Review on 🍯 Honey Dipper in Kilner Jar - Fluid Ounces by Josh Tadder

I've killed a few plastic honey bear dispensers over the years so I decided to try something different. I love this little pot. It holds a large amount of honey and unlike most mailers, it closes completely to prevent entry of ants, dust, etc. Good quality honey will crystallize over time, which can be corrected by placing the honey in a low temperature oven for a few hours (the idea is not to bake the honey, which will destroy its nutrients, just bake it to the point to heat at which it dissolves). crystals). I can't put a plastic teddy bear in the oven. I can do Kilner's pot if I remove the rubber seal. The only downside to this pot? The ladle is good, but there is nowhere to store it. Many honey jars have a cut-out in the lid that allows the dipper to stay inside, but the downside is the loss of tightness this jar offers. So my little scoop isn't very useful (a little spoon works well, and I lick it off). Overall, I'm happy with Kilner.