Mkono Honey Dipper Kitchen Ounces Review

I've been using this for a few months now and in my honest opinion it's a hassle to use. A honey jar alone is good, but honestly I'd rather use a plastic bottle. To squeeze more than a few drops out of this jar, you'll need to lower the wand several times and be patient while the honey flows. I used a spoon to scrape off the honey and this improves efficiency. The glass also gets very sticky, as expected, but using the rinse bottle is faster and cleaner. I will not fill this glass again.

I love this honey pot. It looks elegant. Easy to use. With my left hand I take the pot and with my right I pull out the ladle. Honey flows onto food in a thin stream. When I want a stronger flow, I take out the ladle and pour the honey out of the pot. With practice there will be few leaks. The collar of the pot and the ladle may need to be wiped down with a sponge about once a week. It is very easy to wipe the outer surface of the entire pot as well as the ladle handle; very soft. If the honey…

I've been looking for the most practical honey jar for the breakfast buffet in our hotel for a long time and this one turned out to be the best for three main reasons: firstly it's all glass and not plastic, and second, the lid and ladle are one unit, allowing the user to serve honey with one hand while you can hold the bowl with the other hand. To use all other jars, two hands are needed: one to remove the lid and the other to pour honey with a ladle. If you want to use them with one hand, you