We’ve all been there, you’re holding your nearly empty jar of Fingerlakes Honey, peering in like Winnie-the-Pooh hoping for one last taste of that golden magic. And what’s left? Just a stubborn spoonful clinging to the bottom, laughing at your attempts to get it out. 😤 But don’t give up! That last little bit of honey still holds plenty of sweet potential. Before you toss the jar or stick your whole hand in there (no judgment), here are some clever ways to make the most of ev

At Fingerlakes Honey Company, we believe in making the most of what we have and that includes our packaging. Reusing our glass honey and honey jam jars is a small, simple way to reduce waste and bring a little extra charm to your home. Here are some fun and functional ways to give those jars a second life.

This week we are talking about honey, of course, but specifically how to get it out of the jar. At Fingerlakes Honey Company, we know honey isn’t just an ingredient, it’s an experience. It’s warm toast on a crisp morning. A swirl in your afternoon tea. A little golden ribbon over baked brie that makes you feel like a culinary genius. And when it comes to getting that golden goodness where you want it, without a sticky mess, there’s one tool that’s equal parts cute and clever: