Honey? My raw honey comes in wide mouth mason jars but I miss the ease of using the honey bear! Does is work well for honey?
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I have not used mine for honey - but I suppose that it would work well, as long as the honey is in liquid form and not on the "solid-side." Personally, I would simply buy another Honey Bear with honey, and when empty, continue to re-use that ......... But this cap would work for honey.
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I bet it would work. I don't see why not. You would just have to do "drip maintenance" after pouring from the spout.
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I don't think it is the same because isn't the honey bear squeezable? This is hard plastic.
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I actually bought mine for decoration. I have never put honey in it. Sorry.
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I am not the manufacturer. I buy the product for allergy treatment. I do not think they would put honey in this. I see elderberries in the bottle when it is empty. Sorry I could not help...
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This listing is for the Wide Mouth jars only. There is another listing for the Regular Mouth jars. Thank you for your interest, Jack's Country Store
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I don't know if this works for honey. Have only used it for sugar. I don't see why it would not work for honey also.
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Good Morning from Butler,mn: In response to your question regarding the pint jar as an additional jar... The answer is no. As I have tried both the regular & wide mouth jars. To no avail. I hope this answers your curiosity.
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Yes, it is completely raw honey. You can place the container in warm water to loosen it up a bit.
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From my experience croc and gator have a slickness to them that might not let the honey penetrate but you can always try a very small amount at an end.
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It does actually only work with regular mouth jars. I wish it worked on large mouth! For some reason I didn't realize that it had to be used with an adapter type piece that fits between the machine and the jar and therefore, in my opinion, doesn't work as well as the plastic containers that come with it and go directly on the blender. But It's the only thing I've found to work with jars and so i do use it some that way.
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I didn't try honey. I just a small piece of fruit floating in fruit juice. The rotting fruit seems to attract them.
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Raw honey can go bad. It will keep forever in a freezer. but if that isn't practical, you need to eat it reasonably soon. One way to reduce spoilage is to not introduce anything that spoils easily into the honey -- like don't put a knife with butter or jelly or anything like that in the honey.
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You may want to put the honey in a multipe seal Glad type bag first before putting it in a Mylar bag. If the bag is packed so that it is free from pressure, it may be OK. Make sure both are well sealed.
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I'ved tried and didn't have good results, it really was hit or miss as to whether or not you'd get a seal. I ended up coming back and buying the "normal" jar sealer. I wouldn't do it if I were you. I can't even seem to FIND wide mouth jars to use.
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It doesn't do as good a job with denser foods, of course. It would work with peanut butter but crystallized honey would be a challenge. I have to say that I have two of these and use them constantly for almost everything. They are softer but I like that for the ability to scrape cleanly.
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Yes it's easy, the taste indeed is hard to swallow but that's if you're going raw with like a table spoon and what not i'd do that normally and try to take some honey with it after like a chaser but I always wanted to try it with a smoothie or what ever this dude was saying i'd recommend that for kids assuming the taste would be way better probably not even taste it then
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This is not made for wide mouth jars. Most 32 oz jars are wide mouth. There are similar products that will fit wide mouth jars, though.
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Good Morning from Butler,mn:In response to your question regarding the pint jar as an additional jar...The answer is no. As I have tried both the regular & wide mouth jars. To no avail.I hope this answers your curiosity.