Jarware Honey Dipper Lid For Regular Mouth Mason Jars, Stainless Steel, 6.5" x 3"

I buy raw unpasteurized honey from a local bee farm here in the AZ desert which is sold in Ball Mason regular mouth jars, so this is exactly what I was looking for even though I didn't know that until I discovered it on Amazon and it couldn't be more perfect because I can keep it sealed too. I did find some pretty honey servers out there but the dipper left an opening ants could get into. I am using it in a Qt jar since that is how I buy my honey even though recommended for a small one and it works fine. At first, I was disappointed like so many other reviews because it didn't seem to fit completely inside the metal ring so I started to look for something different when I decided to check the reviews to see if anyone else experienced the same problem. I am so glad I did because I learned others reported the same issues but then mentioned what they did to get it to fit. There is like two sentences worth of instructions in small print on the box it came in, that if you don't read and follow, it will not fit properly and you will have difficulty skewing the lid on. Secret I didn't read here is be sure to run the metal rim part under hot water for a minute and then put the dipper part inside the rim and press on both sides with a strong push until it "snaps" into the rim then you can skew it back on the jar with no problem.

I love Honey but not pouring it out and cleaning up the sticky mess. I also love Mason Jars! So into the jars my honey goes. I can place the jar in a warm pot of water and make it smooth agian. BUT, I was using spoons, butter knives and other things to get the honey out and not make a mess. I wanted something I could drizzle the right amount. Now I have it. This is wonderful and keeps everything neat.

I purchased this in 2018. I reordered to give as gifts. The first thing I noticed is that the color is different than the first one I purchased. Then I noticed that it was too tall. I pulled out the dipper from the lid and put it back in, pushing hard until it was completely seated into the lid, shazam! it fit in the jar. The screw lid will not screw on down as far as just a canning lid because the dipper is thicker than a canning lid but it is still a tight fit. I am using Ball Jars. I wish it was a brighter orange like the first one but it is functional and gets the job done.

This honey dipper is fantastic! The woman from whom I buy honey sells it in wide mouth mason jars (this product is also available to fit standard mason jars). You just replace the inner seal (the flat top part) with the honey dipper, and voila! Easy to clean, easy to use; it makes dispensing honey for coffee, tea, or any sort of breakfast topping so simple and mess free. It's top-rack dishwasher safe. I highly recommend this product for anyone who loves the flavor honey gives but hates the sticky mess it can make when using a spoon or regular honey dipper. It's made with stainless steel, so you don't have to worry about germ or bacteria buildup like you do with wooden dippers.

I use honey often, and buy it in bulk, then transfer it to a smaller jar for serving. I wanted a better way to serve the honey than a spoon or a wooden honey dipper that would need to be washed afterwards, but I had a few criteria: 1. It needed to be low mess. 2. It needed to be dishwasher safe. 3. It needed to be air tight. After doing a bit of research and looking into a number of different products I settled on the jarware lid because it was easy to clean, low mess, and should allow for a fairly air tight seal so ambient moisture wouldn't spoil the honey. When it first arrived it worked well, however, it didn't seat into my ball mason jar screw band properly, so the band would move around a bit while serving the honey and occasionally slip down over the server, leading to a mess. While mildly annoying, It was only occasional. I decided to do some searching into other mason jar brands and discovered that kilner screw bands are the exact size to fit the jarware top. The top seats perfectly, and the kilner lid is the right size to screw onto my ball mason jars. So for those who want the lid to seat snugly, get a kilner metal screw band, and use it with your regular jars.

This does not fit standard ball jar or mason jar rings. This video shows how the honey dipper does not fit snugly into the jar rim. I am showing three different ball jar rims, and all are the same. I had the opposite problem with the orange plastic version - it would not snap into these same rings no matter how hard I pushed. I returned that one to the store. This one has a grey rubber ring, which looks like it is supposed to snap into the ring and snap put. It doesn't, so I will be returning this one as well. This company obviously has no quality control if two of the same product types don't work. Customer service said, "They are not intended to snap in. They are working correctly as designed. We had too many customers complaining that the plastic ones would not snap in so we designed them this way." Until they fix their manufacturing issues, I would not buy this or any of the other products they sell using this ball jar concept.

As you can see in the photo, this dipper is 1mm too long to fit in a standard Ball Mason Jar, which causes the lid to not quite close. This is true even when you get the dipper to 'pop' into the metal ring like other reviews said. Fortunately for me, I was able to pull the dipper stem out of the orange top part, saw off about 2 mm, reattached the dipper, and voila, now it fits. So if you have a small toothed saw and some C-clamps, and an extra 10 minutes of your life, this is a great product: durable, washable, functional, cute. If you don't have those things, maybe try something different.

We just got this and we love it! No more sticky knives we need to clean every time we put honey on our toast! We love the fact that it's metal, that it fits directly into the mason jar, and that the honey drips so easily and consistently. Drawbacks: 1) You need 2 pairs of hands to put the grey rubber, circular piece around edge the metal top before sinking it into the screw part of the lid (and putting it on the mason jar). 2) The directions for how to do #1 are a mere photo on the outside of the box and a vague description. 3) The wand is not quite long enough for our tall jar. But we can just tilt it to get the bottom of it. Very excited. We regularly get honey from a local farmer. And this is going to be great! Highly recommended.

Bonito y facil de instalar. Me gustaría que fuera mas grande pero eso es solo un gusto personal. Muy practico de utilizar y mucho mas fácil de controlar esa miel pegajosa. Ahora, como muchos comentan y en la misma descripción dice: No incluye el frasco ni la tapa. Lo que se necesita son frascos de "Mason Jar", estos son justamente así, tienen una tapa dual que tiene un empaque para sellar herméticamente. Esos justamente los venden "Mason Jar Mexico" aqui en Amazon Mexico, yo compre el "Ball Mason" de 16 onzas, y queda perfecto. Se nota que el cucharon fue diseñado para ese frasco.

This product works well as a honey dipper. The only observation I have is that the stem length is about a millimetre too long resulting in the lid not seating all the way on the bottle. It still seals the bottle.

Mega practico para servir miel. Le queda a algunos botes de cristal de miel de el súper, en específico la miel de tía ofilia de 640gr. 100% recomendado

Fiquei triste pois pensei q viria o vidro mas só vem a tampa. Tenho q achar um vidro adequado para colocar e dar certo. Mas o produto é de boa qualidade

Muy buen producto , lo único malo es que no viene con el recipiente de cristal.