Can honey be heated in the pot ?
1099033
My honey was very crystalized when I got my new pot. I was very careful to heat it slowy in the microwave so it did not get too hot. 15 seconds on high then stirred to see if it needed more time. I gave it 15 more and the pot was warm, not hot but the honey was runny. Set it out on the counter for a while and it was perfect!
1099034
yeah, i have thrown it in the kitchen and, also done a hot water bath to heat it.
1099035
It could be heated to a warm stage in the microwave I would not recommend getting it really hot. It is a stoneware product so any method that you might use to heat a stoneware product and is not a really hot direct heat I believe would be fine.
1099036
I believe so... I've never tried... but the little pot is rated for high temps... so that leads me to believe you can.
1099037
I would not recommend doing this because the pot is too small to handle if it is heated. I use either a pint or quart glass canning jar, put honey in jar, and sit it in a pan of heated water then pour it into Honey Pot. DO NOT PUT IT IN THE MICROWAVE AND DO NOT HEAT IT IN A PLASTIC CONTAINER. The microwave and plastic kills the good stuff in the honey.
1099038
Yes in the microwave. It doesn't take but a few secs to get the honey back right. Don't heat to long because your honey will be way too runny.
1439856
You could with a pot holder or glove, however it was not designed for this use and would get hot and may permanently heat discolor.
1813762
Yes, mine did, but heating it a little does take care of that. It's great honey so it's worth it.
1720381
I've never tried it but I would assume so. Pot is cast iron with a porcelain coating on the inside. I use it more for decoration
1594889
Yes but I would not pour boiling water in it. The pot is made of thin glass
56099
No, it would not work in honey. As a beekeeper, I can tell you that honey does not harden because it gets dry. Honey actually crystallizes because of the natural minerals and pollen contained in it. Honey never (yes, NEVER) goes bad-- you simply need to warm it up in a low temp oven, a pot of warm water (placing the jar in the water, not the honey), or in the microwave. I personally like it crystallized-- it's easier to spread on toast and spoon into hot tea! :)
442910
No Way :) Perhaps for the first time, but I use this INCREDIBLE TOOL often, never preheat, and it's amazing. Never have burned ANYTHING..I do cook stuff at a lower heat now, but -- as expensive as this pot IS-- it's well worth the price!
536257
yes, you can. The quality of the pot is not as good as I expected. It is indeed thin.
780857
Hi, Kent. No, you should not heat this pot. The inside is lined with enamel, and that high heat would crack the enamel coating. The most heat this teapot could withstand is a candle beneath to keep your tea warm.
105238
I don't see why not. Because of the material of the pot the Manuel says to heat over medium heat so I'm sure if you did that it would be fine.
1884234
No you cannot bake in these pots because the plastic will melt. You cannot microwave because there is metal inside that helps keeps the items warm. You cannot put metal in a microwave.
941956
No. Heat water in a metal or glass Tea Kettle then put it into the Teapot containing the tea.
1545688
Yes, you can! I have used it with high heat, too! It is the best pot I have ever had.
1297693
Hi Carol... probably not... the diameter of the pot should not exceed the diameter of the burner/heating element. Same applies to electric stove. While it may heat the pot, it will take forever and eventually you may burn out the heating element.
695031
I would. It is also nice for canning as you can put 7 pint small mouth jars in this in the rack. I wouldn't use real high heat. When canning in mine I always wash it out and dry it just like any pot I would use so that I could cook in it some day.
207259
Since it is made of glass, probably not. Warming the honey or using a thinner honey would work.
2115832
I would not put it in the oven, although it is silicone and could probably handle it. It can be set in water that is boiling vigorously.