🍯 Le Creuset Cerise Silicone Honey Dipper, 6 1/2" x 1 Review

I am very happy with this honey dipper. It is well made and easy to use. I also use it to stir honey into my tea. I just wish there was a way to roughly tell how much honey I get when it's "loaded". Tablespoon?

Not a bad tool but the head comes off so easily I'm worried about using it. I also have another bucket, and unless I can find a way to modify that one to make the head hold up well enough, I'll most likely use that one instead. However, it looks beautiful.

I have tried many honey jars and this is my favorite. The spoon head works great for holding the honey and getting it into my cup of tea or cereal bowl and is very easy to clean. The wooden handle feels smooth enough, strong and long enough to be comfortable. Great honey spoon.

Disappointed to be "Made in China". This is only because I assumed it was a French product. what i was looking for Much less than I expected; My fault is that I didn't pay close attention to the properties. Looks cheap but overpriced. Looks like it shouldn't have cost more than $5. It's my personal opinion.

I love this thing! I recently brought back some honey that was *very* runny and runny, so much so that I couldn't even put it on a spoon and get it all the way into my cup without it dripping off the spoon no matter what I did. I had never used a honey dipper before, thinking it would drip worse than a spoon, but in desperation I ordered two: this one and the RSVP silicone endurance honey dipper. Well, I discovered the secret of their use. without them it drips *generally*! The secret is that…