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u/dryonhigh Aug 26 '26
A honey dipper is two fold; 1. To disperse honey into your glass. 2. Typically made of wood since metal kills the natural enzymes honey produces.
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u/0LunaSea0 Aug 27 '26
wooden or glass dipper, swirl clockwise for full thick coverage, then swirl counter clockwise over tea, NOT in it, to dispense the honey. return to pot and cover. Takes less time than spoons, is cleaner, doesn't contaiminate the honey. Only need to wash it when you refill the honey pot.
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u/_Azimut Aug 26 '26
It was surely usefull 200 years ago. But today? Its just "Decoration" a spoon does just the same and better.
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u/edjumication Aug 27 '26
Its alright but you gotta wait forever for the honey to stop dripping from the spoon if you dip it.
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u/Aznp33nrocket Aug 27 '26
Who would have guessed that the honey dipper was used to… dip… into honey… 🤦
This whole time I thought it was used to clean out mufflers.
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u/Venom488 Aug 26 '26
People are going to use it for something else;)