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Decrystallize Honey Tutorial

Charlotte Anderson @ Carolina Honeybees, LLC
A few quick tips to help you bring crystallized honey back to a liquid state.
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Tools

  • Saucepan

Supplies
 

  • 1 jar honey in glass jar
  • 2 pints water

Instructions
 

  • Place your honey in a heat safe container (glass jar) or ceramic crock.
    You don’t have to add the loosely attached lid but I like to in order to protect the honey from water splashes.
    White jar of crystallized honey with lid before liquified image.
  • Heat several inches of water in a pot on the stove until it is almost boiling (but not quite) – then remove from heat.
    Heating water in a saucepan on the stove image.
  • Slowly lower the jar of honey for decrystallizing in the hot water bath. Leave the jar sitting in the hot water bath until the water cools.
    Another option: place the honey jar in another pan and slowly pour in the warm water. You will have to repeat this process several times. Slow and steady.
    Jar of semi crystallized honey in hot water bath for liquification image.
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