A question about a recipe: Bruschetta with Ricotta, Honey and Lemon Zest

Honey Bears! Depending on your source of supply, you could fill several with different flavors of honey.

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sexyLAMBCHOPx added about 1 year ago

For honey a honey dipper (circular grooves) to control the amount and mess; marmalade a teaspoon or like. If you have the time to shop there are many fine, decorative options in many price ranges.

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added about 1 year ago

I agree with davidpdx. Honey bears are great.

I usually just serve honey in small ramekins, or 4 oz. mason jars, with demitasse spoons, since I don't own a honey pot/spoon.

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Additionally, if you don't have spare honey bears lying around, you could get squeeze bottles from a grocery or restaurant supply store. However, I go to a grocery store that sells bulk honey and they keep honey bears there for you to fill up. If you know of someplace like that, you could see if they would sell you a few.

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healthierkitchen added about 1 year ago

Even regular kitchen supply squeeze bottles could work. I recently bought a honey dipper and find that it still drips.

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healthierkitchen added about 1 year ago

Even regular kitchen supply squeeze bottles could work. I recently bought a honey dipper and find that it still drips.

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