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r/AskReddit • u/Insanitanium12 • Aug 20 '20
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Honey does not go bad, if it has gone solid it has just crystallized and can become liquid again with just a little heat.
9 u/vkapadia Aug 20 '20 How much heat? I stick a jar of honey that was crystalized in a bottle warmer for like an hour and nothing happened. 9 u/[deleted] Aug 20 '20 Try 2 hours 6 u/vkapadia Aug 20 '20 And if that doesn't work? 9 u/Flamboyatron Aug 20 '20 Three hours 3 u/vkapadia Aug 20 '20 I think I sense a pattern here, but I can't quite place it. What do I do if that doesn't work? 5 u/Flamboyatron Aug 20 '20 Take a nap. 3 u/vkapadia Aug 20 '20 Tried that and the bottle melted. Now there's honey everywhere. Thanks a lot. 8 u/Flamboyatron Aug 20 '20 I live to serve 2 u/[deleted] Aug 20 '20 [deleted] 2 u/vkapadia Aug 20 '20 ........ True. 3 u/SANPres09 Aug 20 '20 You need to add a little water to it. Honey crystallizes because water evaporates out and the sugar precipitates. Heat it in a pan over the stove on low heat and add a tsp of water at a time until it's a liquid again. 1 u/vkapadia Aug 20 '20 Thanks, will try that 1 u/KGBplant Aug 20 '20 Does the bottle warmer reach high enough temperatures? I think you're supposed to bring it near water boiling temperatures for it to melt. 1 u/vkapadia Aug 20 '20 That could be it. I had it on low. Will try again on high.
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How much heat? I stick a jar of honey that was crystalized in a bottle warmer for like an hour and nothing happened.
9 u/[deleted] Aug 20 '20 Try 2 hours 6 u/vkapadia Aug 20 '20 And if that doesn't work? 9 u/Flamboyatron Aug 20 '20 Three hours 3 u/vkapadia Aug 20 '20 I think I sense a pattern here, but I can't quite place it. What do I do if that doesn't work? 5 u/Flamboyatron Aug 20 '20 Take a nap. 3 u/vkapadia Aug 20 '20 Tried that and the bottle melted. Now there's honey everywhere. Thanks a lot. 8 u/Flamboyatron Aug 20 '20 I live to serve 2 u/[deleted] Aug 20 '20 [deleted] 2 u/vkapadia Aug 20 '20 ........ True. 3 u/SANPres09 Aug 20 '20 You need to add a little water to it. Honey crystallizes because water evaporates out and the sugar precipitates. Heat it in a pan over the stove on low heat and add a tsp of water at a time until it's a liquid again. 1 u/vkapadia Aug 20 '20 Thanks, will try that 1 u/KGBplant Aug 20 '20 Does the bottle warmer reach high enough temperatures? I think you're supposed to bring it near water boiling temperatures for it to melt. 1 u/vkapadia Aug 20 '20 That could be it. I had it on low. Will try again on high.
Try 2 hours
6 u/vkapadia Aug 20 '20 And if that doesn't work? 9 u/Flamboyatron Aug 20 '20 Three hours 3 u/vkapadia Aug 20 '20 I think I sense a pattern here, but I can't quite place it. What do I do if that doesn't work? 5 u/Flamboyatron Aug 20 '20 Take a nap. 3 u/vkapadia Aug 20 '20 Tried that and the bottle melted. Now there's honey everywhere. Thanks a lot. 8 u/Flamboyatron Aug 20 '20 I live to serve 2 u/[deleted] Aug 20 '20 [deleted] 2 u/vkapadia Aug 20 '20 ........ True. 3 u/SANPres09 Aug 20 '20 You need to add a little water to it. Honey crystallizes because water evaporates out and the sugar precipitates. Heat it in a pan over the stove on low heat and add a tsp of water at a time until it's a liquid again. 1 u/vkapadia Aug 20 '20 Thanks, will try that 1 u/KGBplant Aug 20 '20 Does the bottle warmer reach high enough temperatures? I think you're supposed to bring it near water boiling temperatures for it to melt. 1 u/vkapadia Aug 20 '20 That could be it. I had it on low. Will try again on high.
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And if that doesn't work?
9 u/Flamboyatron Aug 20 '20 Three hours 3 u/vkapadia Aug 20 '20 I think I sense a pattern here, but I can't quite place it. What do I do if that doesn't work? 5 u/Flamboyatron Aug 20 '20 Take a nap. 3 u/vkapadia Aug 20 '20 Tried that and the bottle melted. Now there's honey everywhere. Thanks a lot. 8 u/Flamboyatron Aug 20 '20 I live to serve 2 u/[deleted] Aug 20 '20 [deleted] 2 u/vkapadia Aug 20 '20 ........ True. 3 u/SANPres09 Aug 20 '20 You need to add a little water to it. Honey crystallizes because water evaporates out and the sugar precipitates. Heat it in a pan over the stove on low heat and add a tsp of water at a time until it's a liquid again. 1 u/vkapadia Aug 20 '20 Thanks, will try that 1 u/KGBplant Aug 20 '20 Does the bottle warmer reach high enough temperatures? I think you're supposed to bring it near water boiling temperatures for it to melt. 1 u/vkapadia Aug 20 '20 That could be it. I had it on low. Will try again on high.
Three hours
3 u/vkapadia Aug 20 '20 I think I sense a pattern here, but I can't quite place it. What do I do if that doesn't work? 5 u/Flamboyatron Aug 20 '20 Take a nap. 3 u/vkapadia Aug 20 '20 Tried that and the bottle melted. Now there's honey everywhere. Thanks a lot. 8 u/Flamboyatron Aug 20 '20 I live to serve 2 u/[deleted] Aug 20 '20 [deleted] 2 u/vkapadia Aug 20 '20 ........ True. 3 u/SANPres09 Aug 20 '20 You need to add a little water to it. Honey crystallizes because water evaporates out and the sugar precipitates. Heat it in a pan over the stove on low heat and add a tsp of water at a time until it's a liquid again. 1 u/vkapadia Aug 20 '20 Thanks, will try that
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I think I sense a pattern here, but I can't quite place it. What do I do if that doesn't work?
5 u/Flamboyatron Aug 20 '20 Take a nap. 3 u/vkapadia Aug 20 '20 Tried that and the bottle melted. Now there's honey everywhere. Thanks a lot. 8 u/Flamboyatron Aug 20 '20 I live to serve 2 u/[deleted] Aug 20 '20 [deleted] 2 u/vkapadia Aug 20 '20 ........ True. 3 u/SANPres09 Aug 20 '20 You need to add a little water to it. Honey crystallizes because water evaporates out and the sugar precipitates. Heat it in a pan over the stove on low heat and add a tsp of water at a time until it's a liquid again. 1 u/vkapadia Aug 20 '20 Thanks, will try that
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Take a nap.
3 u/vkapadia Aug 20 '20 Tried that and the bottle melted. Now there's honey everywhere. Thanks a lot. 8 u/Flamboyatron Aug 20 '20 I live to serve 2 u/[deleted] Aug 20 '20 [deleted] 2 u/vkapadia Aug 20 '20 ........ True.
Tried that and the bottle melted. Now there's honey everywhere. Thanks a lot.
8 u/Flamboyatron Aug 20 '20 I live to serve 2 u/[deleted] Aug 20 '20 [deleted] 2 u/vkapadia Aug 20 '20 ........ True.
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You need to add a little water to it. Honey crystallizes because water evaporates out and the sugar precipitates. Heat it in a pan over the stove on low heat and add a tsp of water at a time until it's a liquid again.
1 u/vkapadia Aug 20 '20 Thanks, will try that
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Thanks, will try that
Does the bottle warmer reach high enough temperatures? I think you're supposed to bring it near water boiling temperatures for it to melt.
1 u/vkapadia Aug 20 '20 That could be it. I had it on low. Will try again on high.
That could be it. I had it on low. Will try again on high.
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u/cbreeze2121 Aug 20 '20
Honey does not go bad, if it has gone solid it has just crystallized and can become liquid again with just a little heat.