[header] How to store honey [title] Choose the right container, if necessary. [step] You can store honey in the container it originally came in. However, if your container is damaged or leaking, you can transfer your honey to another container in your kitchen.
[header] How to store honey [title] Choose the right container, if necessary. [step] You can store honey in the container it originally came in. However, if your container is damaged or leaking, you can transfer your honey to another container in your kitchen.
[substeps] Be sure to check the container to be sure it is well-sealed. Using something flammable could end up harming your honey. You can store honey in any of the following : [substeps] Plastic buckets or containers glass jars mason jars [title] Select a room with a consistent temperature. [step] Honey is best stored between 50 and 70 degrees fahrenheit (10 and 20 degrees celsius). Some containers have a label that clearly states that honey is food proof and read " safe to use. " [substeps] You can discard uneaten honey directly from the container using a great deal less junk food. [title] Put 3 tablespoons (44.4 ml) (27.6 ml) honey into an airtight jar with air holes. [step] As long as the jar has a tight lid, anything you use should be able to last.