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James Adams
(El_Canyon) - M

Locale: USA
 		low-mess ways to carry honey on 11/24/2012 11:20:45 MST Print View

What are some effective ways to pack honey so it doesn't leak and is low-mess to dispense?
Dale Wambaugh
(dwambaugh) - M

Locale: Pacific Northwest
Re: low-mess ways to carry honey on 11/24/2012 11:49:01 MST Print View

The same Coghlan's load-your-own squeeze tubes used for jam and peanut butter.

Coghlan's tubes



Runner's energy gel flasks would work well too.
Sarah Kirkconnell
(sarbar) - F

Locale: In the shadow of Mt. Rainier
Re: low-mess ways to carry honey on 11/24/2012 15:03:41 MST Print View

Two ways:
Honey packets and honey powder. Both are readily out there :-)
Eugene Smith
(Eugeneius) - MLife

Locale: Nuevo Mexico
Re: low-mess ways to carry honey on 11/24/2012 15:27:15 MST Print View

Any random squeeze tube you can find with a decent cap.
Franco Darioli
(Franco) - M

Locale: Melbourne
low-mess ways to carry honey on 11/24/2012 20:21:37 MST Print View

I'm in the mood.
Powdered honey ?
Is it legal ???
never seen the stuff, not that I ever looked for it, but how does it taste ?
Do you add water to it ?
Kimberly Wersal
(kwersal) - MLife

Locale: Western Colorado
Re: low-mess ways to carry honey on 11/24/2012 21:35:54 MST Print View

I get the honey powder from Packit Gourmet to use in tea, so just pour the powder in the tea. No mess involved.
Sarah Kirkconnell
(sarbar) - F

Locale: In the shadow of Mt. Rainier
Re: low-mess ways to carry honey on 11/24/2012 22:30:46 MST Print View

Hehe! Just shake it on :-) It is similar to maple syrup powder (or maple sugar). You can add water, but I don't. I just add dry and mix it in :-)
Out here I can find it at Asian grocery stores (although it is US made!) and at natural food stores - and yes, Packit sells it.
Franco Darioli
(Franco) - M

Locale: Melbourne
low-mess ways to carry honey on 11/24/2012 22:50:05 MST Print View

Maple syrup powder (!!!) no wonder you have cheese in tubes.
OK, I'll have a look for honey powder, not very confident that it exists around here.
(thanks James for asking...)

Edited by Franco on 11/24/2012 22:50:55 MST.
jason quick
(jase) - M

Locale: A tent in my backyard - Melbourne
honey container...any dropper bottle will work! on 11/25/2012 15:57:02 MST Print View

Out of all places, I find a great soft bottle with safety cap from an Australian online cigarette shop.

http://ecigmodshop.com.au/index.php?_a=viewProd&productId=342

...perfek for honey! It is slow to pour, but it works a treat...I use one for when I have an Earl Grey tea!