Has your honey ever gotten really crusty and gross? Usually I’ll just stick mine in a pot on the stove all day. However, that doesn’t seem very safe if I leave to go somewhere or with my 17 month old who likes to climb up on the oven and see what’s on the stove. So I just put some water in my 6 quart slow cooker, placed the honey without the lid in the water and turned it on low all day. It melted it down perfectly and then I poured it into our honey bear and it’s ready to go!
jodave says
Here in southern Arizona, it's easier and more energy-efficient just to set a (glass) honey jar in the sun for a few hours.
Kim says
I take the lid off and microwave for 30 secs – works every time. Unless you don't have a microwave…
Charity says
I know this is a slow cooker blog, but I put mine on my candle warmer. It fit perfectly and melted very nice.
Lucky Me says
How clever. My crystallized honey is in plastic bottles. Do you think it would still work?
Megan says
What a great idea! I hadn't thought of that — I usually use the stove method, too, but I bet this uses less electricity. Thanks!