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Sweet Treat, Homemade Honey Sticks.

Sweet Treat, Homemade Honey Sticks.
This Instructable will teach you how to easily make a honey stick. It's a simple and tasty snack.
 
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Step 1Materials

Materials
1. Honey, of cource! http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/honey
2. A straw, make sure it's not bendy.
3. Sissors
4 Painter's tape.

*This can get sticky*
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Jun 8, 2011. 8:41 AMScurvymcdiggle says:
or use a seal a meal. with the seal only function.
Aug 23, 2008. 11:11 PMShastaw2006 says:
You could also just melt the end of the straw with a lighter, take your fingers to press the ends together and seal. It doesn't burn your fingers, but be careful.
Apr 8, 2011. 1:08 PMxero_o says:
Thanks for the suggestion! I just did my own instructable using the technique you're referring to.

DIY Honey Sticks


Aug 26, 2010. 6:13 AMimshanedulong says:
You could alsom use wax! I've seen honey straws sealed with wax.
Oct 27, 2007. 3:14 PMtiuk says:
How do you eat it? Suck the honey out, or bite the straw?
Oct 27, 2007. 3:28 PMWeissensteinburg says:
What if you froze these, extracted the stick, and used them as tea stirrers?
Oct 27, 2007. 3:56 PMtiuk says:
That's a cool idea. Does honey freeze?
Oct 27, 2007. 4:17 PMWeissensteinburg says:
Well everything freezes...im not sure if it would freeze in a normal freezer though..
Aug 21, 2009. 1:57 PMMathias Re'eh says:
it wouldn't freeze in a normal freezer it would just crystalize
Oct 27, 2007. 4:07 PMKiteman says:
...freeze...cool idea...

Yeh, well, I thought it was amusing!

Nice idea for a snack - #2 son would love them, whilst simultaneously gluing himself to the fridge :-)
Oct 27, 2007. 4:18 PMWeissensteinburg says:
#1 wouldn't like them? (Do you actually call them #1 and #2? ..."One, get over here!")
Oct 27, 2007. 4:39 PMKiteman says:
#1 is not so keen on honey.

I do occasionally call them by their numbers (it's a family thing - my dad calls me #1 son, even though I have no brothers, just a sister), especially if I'm calling them from a distance.

Mainly, though, it's an identity precaution (just like I refer to my other half as Kitewife because she has a very unusual name that would be easy to track down). I'll keep calling them #1 and #2 online until they're old enough to understand the dangers of identity theft and can decide for themselves.
Oct 27, 2007. 4:40 PMKiteman says:
(It's not "1" and "2", though, it's "Number One Son" and "Number Two Son". I think my dad pinched the idea off old Charlie Chan films).
Aug 26, 2010. 6:12 AMimshanedulong says:
Very efficient... I plan on naming my robot army that way. When I take over the world, I will dedicate my success to instrucables! The general robot even looks like an instrucables robot!
Oct 27, 2007. 5:50 PMX_D_3_M_1 says:
like jackie chan? rush hour was like hecka cool
Oct 28, 2007. 1:59 AMKiteman says:
No, an old movie detective.

(google)

This is a fan site and so is this.

Good ol' Wikipedia
Oct 28, 2007. 10:23 AMX_D_3_M_1 says:
eh detectives aint no cool!
Jul 10, 2009. 6:45 PMdaninja says:
We have a hive at our house... From two boxes we got EIGHTY POUNDS OF HONEY!!!
Aug 21, 2009. 1:55 PMMathias Re'eh says:
ha ha with our 3 we got 260!!! :P
Aug 16, 2009. 12:25 PMthunderstruck7 says:
my uncle is the head beekeeper of our county and has 6-8 hive at my house and several around the county, this looks like a great idea.
Sep 9, 2008. 7:26 PMwolf555hound says:
my gramma would send us those, but there were like pro sealeded
Aug 21, 2008. 3:35 PMItsTheHobbs says:
or use this to seal them, only holding them with pliers instead of the wood. Then they stay good, and stay closed for good until you cut them.

(thanks to ikssk for the idea)
Aug 21, 2008. 3:29 PMItsTheHobbs says:
Use this to seal them, and they're perfect. I plan to do this soon.
Jan 29, 2008. 7:27 PMRockerx says:
would it be possible to add flavoring(ex. cherry juice?)
Oct 27, 2007. 8:16 PMAar000n3y says:
Sounds pretty good, but I wouldn't have the honey contacting the adhesive of that tape. I would bend the end of the straw upward, then tape that closed so you don't have to worry about that.
Oct 28, 2007. 6:28 AMcallmeshane says:
Hmmmmmmmm nice but too much screwing around.... Methinks a spoon in the jar is much easier...
Nov 20, 2007. 2:06 PMDoctor What says:
The tea stirrer idea is pretty good, but if i were you, i would seal the end by melting the plastic together, you could use a bag sealer.
Oct 27, 2007. 5:49 PMX_D_3_M_1 says:
dude tehse r like hecka cool! i used bendy straw with the bendy part cut out. reusable too.

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