Honey Dipper
Honey Dipper
Have you been trying to find an easy way to dip your honey with a safe, natural, and mess free wooden dipper?
Our Honey Dipper!
Made specifically for glass jars, this sturdy and stylish dipper allows you to get every last drop of honey with ease. Say goodbye to sticky messes and hello to a unique and enjoyable honey-drizzling experience!
Our unique design allows the wooden honey dipper to seal inside the jar with an included mason jar lid ring. Now you can get your honey in a safe and convenient way with no mess AND convenient storage.
This honey dipper is not long enough to be used for the quart jars, however, it will work. You won't be able to get every last bit of honey out of the quart jar with this dipper.
Why Use A Honey Dipper?
Sure, you could use a spoon to scoop out honey from its jar; however, this tends to produce a terribly sticky outcome. Instead, a dipper allows for better control as honey is able to be trapped in its grooves.
When held horizontally and continuously rotated, these channels can even help honey to stay put until you're ready to drizzle it into tea or over top of pastries and icy treats.
Speaking of which, dippers also allow for a more even and consistent drizzle of honey when compared to spoons.
Metal spoons can react with the enzymes in honey that could corrode the spoon. Plastic is a poor choice for obvious reasons, with the fear of micro plastics growing louder by the day.
Add this perfect honey dipper to your cart with a quart of Farmer's Premium Raw Honey today!
How To Use A Honey Dipper
Here's a step-by-step guide for how to use a honey dipper.
- Dip the grooved end of the honey dipper into the jar of honey.
- Rotate or spin the handle between your fingers to collect honey in the grooves.
- Lift the dipper out of the jar while continuing to spin to prevent drips.
- Hold the dipper over your desired surface (e.g., toast, tea, yogurt).
- Stop spinning and tilt the dipper to drizzle the honey.
- Rotate the dipper again to control the flow, if needed.
- When done, rinse the honey dipper with warm water to clean it.
Now you're a pro.
How To Clean A Honey Dipper
- Rinse Immediately: Hold the honey dipper under warm running water to dissolve and remove any honey residue.
- Use a Soft Sponge (Optional): If honey has dried, gently scrub the grooves with a soft sponge or brush under warm water.
- Avoid Soap (Optional): Skip soap if the dipper is wooden, as it can absorb the soap's scent. For other materials like stainless steel, use a mild dish soap if desired.
- Dry Thoroughly: Pat the dipper dry with a clean towel or allow it to air dry completely.
- Store Properly: Keep the honey dipper in a dry, clean place to prevent moisture buildup.
Honey Dipper Alternative
We get it. Some of y'all would prefer to have one less thing to clean. No problem. That's why we created one of our flagship products, Farmer's No Mess Honey. If you want honey straight from the glass mess free, check out our No Mess Honey instead.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is raw unfiltered honey?
Raw unfiltered honey is honey as it exists in the beehive, which hasn't been heated above natural hive temperatures or finely filtered. It retains all the pollen, enzymes, and other micronutrients that are usually removed during standard processing.
How is raw unfiltered honey different from regular honey?
Unlike regular honey, raw unfiltered honey hasn’t undergone pasteurization and filtration processes that can destroy beneficial nutrients. It tends to have a more robust flavor and a creamier texture compared to regular honey.
What are the health benefits of raw unfiltered honey?
Raw unfiltered honey contains a variety of nutrients and enzymes that can support overall wellness. It is believed to have antibacterial, antifungal, and antioxidant properties, although individual responses may vary.
How should I store raw unfiltered honey?
Store your raw unfiltered honey in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Over time, it may crystallize, but this is a natural process and doesn’t affect the quality of the honey.
How can I use raw unfiltered honey?
You can use raw unfiltered honey in the same ways you would use regular honey. It’s great for sweetening beverages, drizzling over yogurt or pancakes, baking, and even as a natural skin care ingredient.
Why does raw unfiltered honey crystallize and is it still safe to eat?
Crystallization is a natural process that occurs when the glucose in honey precipitates into solid crystals. It doesn’t affect the quality or safety of the honey, and it can be easily returned to a liquid state by gently warming.