Honey Pot - Airtight 13 Oz Glass Honey Dispenser/Container with Wooden Dipper Stick

I bought this jar to be a diaper cake cake-topper for a "Momma to Bee" baby shower! I put a bit of yellow tissue paper in the bottom third for color and set it on the diaper cake. My daughter (the Momma) and her husband got to take it home as a shower memory for their kitchen. They LOVED it! The jar is SO cute and comes with two servers.

Just got this honey pot today, and I am very satisfied.Our family uses a good deal of honey, which we purchase in large plastic squeeze bottles.The honey flows very slowly out of those bottles, and is forever crystallizing- but the size of the container makes it very difficult to partially submerge in hot water to melt the honey, it is a ridiculously slow process, and I am not at all comfortable with microwaving plastic to re-liquefy the honey.I did a lot of research, and this pot hits all the high points:- Jar is glass (can submerge in hot water, or potentially microwave, to re-liquefy honey).- No easily-breakable parts (the dispensers- even the glass ones- with levers for easy pouring, had plastic parts and mechanisms, which seemed flimsy and easily breakable to me).- Lid is airtight (who wants to attract ants/pests through an opening for the dipper???).- Dipper goes to the bottom, and is fused to the lid so I don’t have to look for it. Plus you get 2 extra dippers.- Dipper won’t break off and leave glass in the honey (a few reviewers of other pots mentioned this happening).- Pot is wide-mouthed (more room to maneuver dipper when lifting it out and transferring it, thus less potential for messy drips & drizzles- plus faster access than a drip from a small hole like with the plastic squeeze bottles or upside-down dispensers).- Pot is stable (others are sometimes top-heavy and thus more likely to tip over).My really fussy nit-picks:- Could be more decorative (I actually like the cute beehive shapes, and the bee-shaped dippers).- Glass MAYBE?? could have been thicker?? I would say it’s about the same as my French coffee press.- I would have preferred a dispenser like the ones with the levers, where the honey releases from the bottom. BUT. Like I said, the mechanisms seemed cheap, plastic, slow-flowing and leaky. So I’ll take the dipper and the wide-mouthed pot with quick, easy and sustainable access to the honey.Overall, though, this honey pot satisfies all of my most important requirements, and I am so happy with the purchase!

I do like this container. It seals so ants can’t get in. The glass is heavy. It’s sorta messy getting the honey out, but it’s honey so not sure how it wouldn’t be messy. I like they way it looks, and displays. I would purchase this again.

It's super cute, works well but seems to be easily breakable.

I use honey for many things. The various containers I tried would quickly become a sticky mess. This container helps to control that pretty well, and it is easy to clean. Also looks good.

I purchased this thinking it would be cute, but in all honesty its a pain. Once you take the lid off to get honey its messy. Trying to wait till honey isn't dripping and then finally getting some honey on your dish or drink it goes so slow and not much left of the stick. I now have it cleaned and put away and squeeze my honey out of the original container or scoop out of the jar.

I leave it on the counter with my tea pot. It stops me from going to the sugar. This helps to control the meaty honey in such a cute way. I am adding to my review that this is very thin fragile glass. The lid already shattered.

Seals air out. One handed operation. Bring your own toast and butter

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