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By Sandy from Bandon, OR
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03/07/2011
Also squeeze a bit of fresh lime or fresh lemon on the amount you need it will work to soften it quickly just a quick mix and it is liquid.
By
02/23/2011
I don't recommend heating it in a microwave, this can actually cause the liquified honey to recrystalize even faster, plus if it's in plastic, it may not be healthy to microwave teh plastic. Slowly heating it up in a pan of water on the stove is a good way to reliquify it.
By
02/15/2011
Put it in a container of hot water for a while. Otherwise you could try microwaving it on low for a short amount of time also.
By
02/14/2011
Just put the container in a large pot with some water around it and turn the stove burner on low for a while. It will make the honey liquify again.
By
02/13/2011
Thank you everyone for the feedback! Throwing the container in the dishwasher did the trick, then I measured it out into more manageable sizes and gave part of it back to the daughter with instructions to reliquify if necessary. :-)
By
02/12/2011
Pure honey will keep for ever so don't even consider tossing it out. Honey can be softened by placing the container in hot water. since it is such a large container I would only soften a small amount at a time.
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02/11/2011
First, you may want to save some out--I love crystallized honey as a spread. It won't drip from toast or sandwiches like liquid honey does. Then, simply warm the remainder. You can use the microwave, or sit the jar in hot water, and stir periodically. It may re-crystallize afterward, but you can re-heat it. Alternatively, you could just scoop and heat a smaller quantity at a time.
I have had my jar of honey for quite some time. Is there a way to soften honey to get it out of a jar?
By Gail
By Elaine S.
05/23/2011
I do the same as Keeper. I don't think I even go a minute with it, just check it every 15 or 20 seconds, so much easier than getting a pan out , etc.
How can you rejuvenate, crystallized and hard honey? Thanks, Joe
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