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Measuring sticky ingredients, such as honey, doesn't have to leave a mess. Here's the simple trick bakers use to make it quick, clean, and accurate.

This is the easiest way to measure honey (and other sticky ingredients) without the mess. Lightly grease your measuring spoon or cup with oil, butter, or nonstick cooking spray before adding honey (or ...

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