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Stoneware Legacy Heirloom Dip Bowl - Threshold™

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Kelley's Local Texas Raw & Unfiltered Honey - 24oz

Local Hive Midwest Raw & Unfiltered Honey - 24oz: Gluten-Free

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Local Hive Nor Cal Raw & Unfiltered Honey - 24oz: Gluten-Free

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Porcelain and stoneware (hard ceramics) and silicone are the most common materials used for honey dishes and honey pots.

Many sets include a fitted lid plus a serving utensil—commonly a matching spoon or a honey dipper. Product listings often show the pot paired with a spoon or dipper as part of the set.

Capacities range from about 1 ounce up to 24 ounces. Many small serving pots are around 6–8 ounces, while some jars hold 16–24 ounces.

Silicone bowls often include an attached lid with an integrated utensil holder, a venting system for microwave heating, graduated inner markings, and are made from food-grade silicone; they’re dishwasher-, microwave-, and freezer-friendly.

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