Honey jar with burlap-wrapped lid - Alicia Llop/Getty Images Despite its sweetness, trying to get crystallized honey out of the bottom of a jar can leave you feeling bitter. It's sticky to begin with, ...

Where you store your honey matters: It is important to store honey at room temperature and out of direct sunlight. A pantry ...

There are few things more tragic than pulling out a jar of honey from the pantry, expecting runny golden liquid only to see that it has become a semi-solid mass of crystallized honey. It might look ...

But if you don’t have the luxury of tomb-like, cold storage conditions, you can always bring your solidified honey back to life with a little heat. Just set the jar or squeeze bottle in a bowl of warm ...

Plus, how to fix crystallized honey and bring it back to its original smooth state. From a slice of toast and a cup of tea to marbled ham and all kinds of baked goods, so many foods taste better with ...

When stored properly, honey doest not spoil. Store honey in a tightly sealed container and make sure no water gets inside. If honey crystallizes, simply heat it to soften. Honey is generally not a ...

Honey can last for what seems like forever, but if you've upgraded from processed to raw honey, it's not going to keep from crystallizing indefinitely. The secret to honey's longevity is based on how ...