Honey dipper made of beech wood, 18 cm long, ideal to take honey from the jar without dripping. Its grooves hold the honey, so it drips less than a spoon.
The honey dipper is the classic tool for serving honey: a beech-wood head with grooves that hold the liquid, so it drips far less than a spoon. Dip it into the jar, give it a twist and carry the honey to your toast, yoghurt or tea without it running off along the way. Simple, tidy and with that traditional touch that looks good on any table.
The grooves in the head pick up the honey and release it little by little as you turn your wrist: you lay just the right thread over toast, dessert or tea, and keep the jar and tablecloth clean. It works best with runny honey; if it has crystallised, warm it slightly so it flows.
A piece of beech wood measuring 18 cm, light and natural to the touch. To make it last, wash it by hand and dry it well: wood does not take kindly to the dishwasher or to soaking. A tabletop size and, next to a jar of honey, a lovely little gift.
| Material | Beech wood |
|---|---|
| Length | 18 cm |
| Head Ø | approx. 2.4 cm |
| Use | Serving and dosing honey (toast, desserts, infusions) |

Honey dipper made of beech wood, 18 cm long, ideal to take honey from the jar without dripping. Its grooves hold the honey, so it drips less than a spoon.
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