KitchenCraft Honey Dipper, Smooth Wood, 16 cm

Great

Despite the utensil being relatively cheap, the wood is good quality with a nice beech tone. There is a small handle on the end that is comfortable to hold and appropriate. It is 5 inches in length. Very happy with purchase.

Does what it says on the tin: Dip it in the honey jar, drizzle over your food & enjoy!!!Twist so honey doesn't drip anywhere you don't want it to.BUT you need a lot of patience for this process ie. 'waiting for all the honey to drip from the dipper.My solution is to leave the 'dipper' in the honey jar, then you can dip it in & out as much as needed without having to wait for all the honey to drip from the dipper. You can just put it back in the jar until it's needed the next time.I don't bother using a 'honey pot' with the hole cut out in the lit for the dipper. When I bay a glass jar of honey from the shop, I cut out a notch in the lit so that I can keep the dipper in the jar & keep the lid closed when not in use.When the honey jar is empty I keep the lid & use it on the new jar [saves having to cut a notch in the lid of the new jar].

Not great quality and the wood has a smell to it But it was a reasonable price

Very nice product with very good wooden finishes. It arrived earlier than was expected. Good in size and does the job. I recommended it.

Great value for money.

This was actually one of the best toys I bought my baby. I was putting together a wooden sensory basket (yeah, I know.) and he just took to this item, He's carried it around ever since, it's a teether, a drum beater, a pointer and a cat chaser!

It's small and cute, and works just like any honey dipper