Do you have a secret trick?

Rosa_Damascena

YoungBlueEyes said:

That reminds me of another one Green_hopeful. When you think you've finished a bottle of Bailey's, screw the top back on and leave it upside down for a few minutes. Still upside down, carefully open it and you'll have another (tiny) drink in the cap  

Enough to make a post-dinner coffee a little more interesting

YoungBlueEyes

That's exactly what I do with it Rosa  

GillyLucy

At Christmas I was given a bottle of Chocolate Baileys (gorgeous - to die for!)
When it got to the end I added a good swig of double cream - liquid gold .

Brambling

Green_hopeful said:

I use a fair bit of danish oil. The lids stick after a while. Turning the tin upside down in a cup of warm water eases the lid. 

i also do this for Bovril, Marmite and honey 

Brie

We've had one errant bottle of honey go completely solid.  I've managed to scoop out a bit out of the top for my toasted buttered muffin and have now left the bottle on a saucer on the kitchen window sill.  It gets the full morning sun so it's just a matter of time before it re-liquifies.  (she said hopefully). 

Nuking it didn't work and I wasn't sure how nukable the plastic bottle was.  Putting it on the radiator in the morning was working quite well but again - I wasn't sure how much heat the plastic could take and didn't want to try to clean honey out of all the radiator nooks and crannies - bad enough dusting them!!!

Brambling

I have microwaved the plastic honey bottles but not a full one you need to take the lid off and keep an eye on it as it's it can contract.  I may copy your put on warm window sill.  In the summer I may put in the greenhouse 

PollyWollyDoodle

All honey crystallises eventually, and heating gently will liquefy it. I’d stand the jar in some hot water rather than leave in the sun - you might need to repeat a few times.  

Green_hopeful

I have melted the honey bottle in the microwave by accident trying to get it out. Not a good idea. 

YoungBlueEyes

You can reliquify (?) honey by standing it in a deep bowl of hot water. Turn and swirl it about every now and again and it'll soon go.

RobM99

Luxury. We had t' chase bee round t' garden!