| happygal |
01-19-2021 12:42 AM
Is to never contaminate your honey. Always use a clean utensil. Also buy small containers. It's a miracle food in many ways. Helps allergies, many benefits.
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| PEPteach |
01-18-2021 07:21 PM
Wow, this is all really helpful! Never would have thought of the crock pot or the sun. If the sun ever comes out  . And I never knew that it never expires!
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| happygal |
01-18-2021 05:58 PM
If you have one, the sun's heat will fix it.
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| tia |
01-18-2021 05:54 PM
annnnnnnd....honey NEVER expires!
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| Jasmine2010 |
01-18-2021 04:38 PM
My husband is a beekeeper. Put the jar in a crockpot of water on low for a couple of hours. Do not microwave as this destroys the good properties.
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| PEPteach |
01-18-2021 03:12 PM
Awesome, I will try that. Thanks everyone! 
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| lisa53 |
01-18-2021 03:01 PM
Yes, local honey is the best! Like the PP said, you can just immerse the jar in a pot of hot water and it will reliquify.
I am fortunate to know three beekeepers within a mile of my home...so I get truly local honey! Their bees are probably in my gardens. I won’t even buy from the next town over...I am a local honey snob.
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| BaconNeggz |
01-18-2021 02:45 PM
Good quality honey never is! I usually get mine from Thrive Market. Those prices are the best I've seen for good quality honey.
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| Munchkins |
01-18-2021 02:37 PM
You can put the closed honey container in a bowl or pot of hot water. That should soften it up.
I bet it’s delicious!
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| PEPteach |
01-18-2021 02:32 PM
I bought some local honey at an Apple orchard in September. I forgot about it till recently. Now it’s hard... not just crystallized, but downright solid. Can I save it somehow? It wasn’t cheap!
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