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Illustration of a glass jar of crystallised honey standing in a bowl while hot water is poured from a kettle to gently warm and liquefy it

Food & Cooking

November 29, 2025

The hot water pour that revives crystallised honey : how gentle heat makes it runny again

Learn how a gentle hot water pour revives crystallised honey: ideal temperatures, step-by-step method, how to protect flavour and enzymes, plus smart storage.

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