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Question: Would the brown sugar bears work in honey and tomato powder too?
Document: I don't use brown sugar on a super regular basis and it normally always gets hard as a rock before I'm able to use it all. I bought two of these bears and they work great for keeping your brown sugar nice and moist. Not to mention they are cute, too.
These bears work great! I'm sure the other shapes work great as well ,but my kids picked the bears lol. They keep the sugar from clumping as stated and are cute to boot! I'm planning on purchasing a few more as small thank you tokens of appreciation. Splurge and buy yourself a bear! You won't have to struggle with the brown sugar clumps any longer.
i love these bears. I use them in my brown sugar and also  the ball canning mix I use for my bread & butter pickles and my Dill pickles. The mix gets hard as a brick and with this bear it  is soft in 20 mins. Love them I would recommend theses bears. The size is small enough to fit in a canning jar.
Ever try to use brown sugar when it's hard as a rock? Doesn't work. So thought I would try the Sugar Bear. Wheee! No more hard as a rock brown sugar.
I got tired of finding my stored brown sugar as hard as a brick and the microwave trick didn't work for me so I bought this cute little bear not knowing if it would do the trick or not. After a few weeks nestled in my brown sugar container I became a believer. It Works! I may even buy more as gifts for family and friends.
)It seems to be counter intuitive that this would work, but it does! I suspect than double or triple bagging the sugar might be necessary in some environments for the treatment to last a really long time, but I have no experience with this.
I recently bought one for myself and found out it really works, so had to buy another for my daughter. I wish I had one years ago! I had an unopened bag of brown sugar that had already hardened. I opened it up, put it in a sealed container with my little Brown Sugar Bear in the middle. I didn't know if it would work, but figured it was worth a try. In a matter of days, by brown sugar had softened and was fresh and ready to use.
I have used these before, so I knew how well it would work. Just be sure to keep it moist.
I love these bears to keep the brown sugar nice and soft. You soak them in water before putting in the container of brown sugar. They make great stocking stuffers.
I think it will be simple enough to soak and reuse when needed.Great kitchen trick. I don't know why anyone wouldn't keep one of these cute bears with their brown sugar.
Answer: No, it would not work in honey. As a beekeeper, I can tell you that honey does not harden because it gets dry.  Honey actually crystallizes because of the natural minerals and pollen contained in it. Honey never (yes, NEVER) goes bad-- you simply need to warm it up in a low temp oven, a pot of warm water (placing the jar in the water, not the honey), or in the microwave. I personally like it crystallized-- it's easier to spread on toast and spoon into hot tea! :)