Fox Run Honey Dipper

Wood is the traditional choice for honey dippers because it is non-reactive, meaning it won't alter the flavor of your honey. Additionally, the porous nature of wood helps the honey cling to the grooves better than smooth plastic or metal surfaces, allowing for a more controlled drizzle.

No, these should be hand-washed. The heat and harsh detergents in a dishwasher can cause the wood to dry out, crack, or warp over time. A quick rinse with warm water and mild soap is all you need to keep them in good condition.

The six-inch length is designed for standard honey jars. If you typically buy honey in very deep, industrial-sized containers, you may find the handle a bit short, but it is perfectly sized for the jars found in most grocery stores.

To keep the wood in top shape, occasionally rub the dipper with a small amount of food-grade mineral oil or beeswax conditioner. This helps seal the wood, prevents it from absorbing too much moisture, and keeps it looking fresh.

No, this set includes two identical dippers, both measuring six inches in length. Having two is convenient if you like to keep one in your pantry and one at your coffee station, or if you simply want a backup.