The Honey Pump
Our custom honey pump fits our 12 oz honey jars comfortably. These pumps make everyone's lives less sticky and dispense just the right amount of sweet goodness. If you've tasted honey at our shop, then you've experienced their ease to pump! This is a necessary accessory for any honey lover!
Tips For Use & Cleaning
Before use
We recommend washing and drying all pump parts well before the first use. Additionally, the first time you use your pump we recommend using a little bit of the honey in your jar first! Our 12oz jars are filled to the tippy-top and adding the pump will displace the honey in the jar (and no one enjoys a sticky mess).Ā
Best Practices
If you don't use your honey every day, it's a good idea to keep it somewhere warm or give it a warm water bath every few weeks to keep the honey flowing and avoid any issues with crystallization in the pump. If you find your honey is crystallizing quickly or frequently, the pump may not be the best solution for you.Ā
Crystallized Honey
Crystallization is natural and occurs over time in nearly all raw honeys (Tupelo Honey is a rare exception to this). If you do not use your pump regularly or your honey crystallizes quickly, you may find that the pump becomes clogged with crystallized honey. To decrystallize the honey, you can put your entire jar in a hot water bath. If that doesn't get things moving, you may need to remove your pump and run hot water through it and then allow it to soak in hot water for about 20 minutes to move the crystallized honey through the pump. Remember! Honey is shelf-stable unless it is exposed to moisture, so bee sure to completely dry your pump before reinserting it!Ā
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The Honey Pump
The Honey Pump
Our custom honey pump fits our 12 oz honey jars comfortably. These pumps make everyone's lives less sticky and dispense just the right amount of sweet goodness. If you've tasted honey at our shop, then you've experienced their ease to pump! This is a necessary accessory for any honey lover!
Tips For Use & Cleaning
Before use
We recommend washing and drying all pump parts well before the first use. Additionally, the first time you use your pump we recommend using a little bit of the honey in your jar first! Our 12oz jars are filled to the tippy-top and adding the pump will displace the honey in the jar (and no one enjoys a sticky mess).Ā
Best Practices
If you don't use your honey every day, it's a good idea to keep it somewhere warm or give it a warm water bath every few weeks to keep the honey flowing and avoid any issues with crystallization in the pump. If you find your honey is crystallizing quickly or frequently, the pump may not be the best solution for you.Ā
Crystallized Honey
Crystallization is natural and occurs over time in nearly all raw honeys (Tupelo Honey is a rare exception to this). If you do not use your pump regularly or your honey crystallizes quickly, you may find that the pump becomes clogged with crystallized honey. To decrystallize the honey, you can put your entire jar in a hot water bath. If that doesn't get things moving, you may need to remove your pump and run hot water through it and then allow it to soak in hot water for about 20 minutes to move the crystallized honey through the pump. Remember! Honey is shelf-stable unless it is exposed to moisture, so bee sure to completely dry your pump before reinserting it!Ā
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Description
Our custom honey pump fits our 12 oz honey jars comfortably. These pumps make everyone's lives less sticky and dispense just the right amount of sweet goodness. If you've tasted honey at our shop, then you've experienced their ease to pump! This is a necessary accessory for any honey lover!
Tips For Use & Cleaning
Before use
We recommend washing and drying all pump parts well before the first use. Additionally, the first time you use your pump we recommend using a little bit of the honey in your jar first! Our 12oz jars are filled to the tippy-top and adding the pump will displace the honey in the jar (and no one enjoys a sticky mess).Ā
Best Practices
If you don't use your honey every day, it's a good idea to keep it somewhere warm or give it a warm water bath every few weeks to keep the honey flowing and avoid any issues with crystallization in the pump. If you find your honey is crystallizing quickly or frequently, the pump may not be the best solution for you.Ā
Crystallized Honey
Crystallization is natural and occurs over time in nearly all raw honeys (Tupelo Honey is a rare exception to this). If you do not use your pump regularly or your honey crystallizes quickly, you may find that the pump becomes clogged with crystallized honey. To decrystallize the honey, you can put your entire jar in a hot water bath. If that doesn't get things moving, you may need to remove your pump and run hot water through it and then allow it to soak in hot water for about 20 minutes to move the crystallized honey through the pump. Remember! Honey is shelf-stable unless it is exposed to moisture, so bee sure to completely dry your pump before reinserting it!Ā
