Is it easy to scoop the honey out with a teaspoon, or do you have to heat it first? Mostly want to use a small amount for my morning tea. Thanks
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Take a spoon take what you want out and use it....You have the best honey money can buy. I keep the honey on my counter top will not spoil.
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As a satisfied customer of the wonderful Honey product...ye,s it is easy to use a teaspoon just like you would for "peanut butter"...can also be spread on toast with a butter knife. No refrigeration needed which would make the honey "crystallize." A True Treat for Honey Lovers! Enjoy and hope this comment helps answer the question...great for sweetening Tea too! JOY!
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I like using this honey over the liquid honey! Mostly it is easy to scoop the honey.
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you can spoon it out or you can take a fork mix it up and it makes it easier
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One teaspoon of this wonderful honey will easily melt in your morning tea. Just keep the teaspoon with the honey on it in the tea for a minute or two. It is a wonderful addition to tea. And yes, it is very easy to scoop out of the jar.
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It scoops out easy in summer but you may want to heat in winter make sure to loosen cap if you do
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I just scrape it till I get the right amount and then put it in hot or warm drink.
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Honey stays good forever.. if it sugars up just set the bottle in a pan of hot water and heat at a low temp until liquid.. I dont have the bottle anymore because I used it up
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Hello, This honey appears to be more runny than raw honey, so you could dip a spoon in there and pick up some honey and pour it into or onto something. We hope this helps! Jessi V.
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I make a small 2 mug pot at a time and put in 3 or 4 heaping teaspoons........it's really just to taste, and I like it strong. Just play with it and find the perfect balance for you. It also is, curiously, the only tea that I don't sweeten.......it is better to me without sweetener. I also brew it for about 15 minutes before drinking.
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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.
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I haven't put really hot liquid in it. I usually want to drink it relatively soon. BTW, you shouldn't use very hot water to brew tea as the heat can kill off the nutrients in tea.
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Bring water to a boil take it off the burner, then put jar of honey in it for 10 minutes the flip it over , it softens the honey!
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I never thought to do this so I tried it last night, using the cold water that came out of my refrigerator filter. I used two of the tea bags and a large 8 cup Pyrex measuring cup. I poured the water over the tea bags and the water remained clear. When I woke up 7 hours later, the water was the usual tea color but a weaker shade. When I tasted it, it tasted weaker too. So I would say this does not work well. I usually let the tea steep for several hours after pouring boiling water over the tea bags but now I am thinking that simply hot water will do. But not cold water....
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Yes, that's the first thing I did when I got mine. I made a pot of tea. Since then I have made tea with both loose tea and tea bags. Turns out fine either way. Seems to work well for either tea or coffee. It's not scalding hot, but hot enough.
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I think this is designed especially to heat up only water since it it heats up extremely hot and everything else than water would stick/burn to it. Try to soak it overnight in a mild detergent and than scrub the burnt milk off as much as you can. Also, after cleaning it, try to use it in water a couple of times before you actually making tea or anything else from the hot water. Hope this helps!
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well, that depends on your experience of taste and not having the tea be overly hot. Taste, it is the Royal Honey without Ginseing the taste is milder. If it has Ginseing or other herbs the taste will affect the tea. I actually just ate it on toast or plain, even with almond butter. I also wouldn't get it close to boiling as it could affect. For skin uses I've been getting a lot from Carole Maggio facercise.
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Oh boy, HB. You got so many interesting, funny, and/or stupid responses to this. Seeing as how it is now a year later, I'm sure this feed is dead, but I'm so happy I found it. Many teas steep well at 150 degrees (which is how hot this gets I believe), and anyone who has never put milk in their hot tea is truly missing out. I'm not sure if you were planning on just using water or using milk, but either way I think it's a winner.
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I use 1 and 1/4 Teaspoons but remember you must be sure to bring your milk to almost simmer and then let cool to room temp. Heat will kill your starter I also have a yogurt maker and set it for 9 hrs.
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Just put 1/3 to 1/2 tea spoon powder mixed with little hot water to melt the powder in a cup then u can add milk and honey. Heat it up. I like to add almond milk since it's slightly sweet already. The more powder you add the rich of the green tea taste. I recommend to try 1/3tsp first and add more as needed
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Oh that is hard to say, it depends on how strong you want it. I just take a small pinch and put it in my small sauce pan, boil the water and then drop the pinch in I would say that is about a full TSP, let it steep for a few minutes I then strain it into a little tea pot but you can just let it flow into a cup.. I may use a touch of honey if it really does not need it. Of that is not strong enough add some more next time if it is too string just add more water. I hope that helps. Enjoy
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I haven't bought the burner yet since I'm waiting for someone else to confirm how much you can boil with it! I have my first extract kit waiting on the shelf for the new year. An acquaintance is going to come over and walk me through the process. I expect we'll do the same thing you are start with a half-portion and dilute it.I make hard cider, so the only high-cost item I had to buy was a wort cooler. Please let me know how the burner performs! I'd like to be able to do some of the work out of the kitchen...Al
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Place loose tea in the strainer insert, add heated water, amount of time steeped is generally a few minutes but follow the directions on the tea package itself if you're not sure. Once the tea has finished steeping, remove the strainer. I have also used tea bags, once with the bags placed directly into the steamer (not an optimal use, but I didn't have any loose tea at the time) or by just filling the tea pot and then putting the tea bags directly into the pot.