Honey Bear Squeeze Containers 500ml - Clear, Yellow Lid

The Honey Bear Bottle That Sells Itself at the Market Table

Put a row of glass jars on a market table next to a row of honey bears and watch which one the kids drag their parents toward. The bear wins nearly every time. It is also the bottle that gets used once it is home, because squeezing honey over toast or into a cup of tea takes one hand and no spoon, and nothing sticky ends up on the bench. For many small producers, bears are the shape that turns a one-off customer into a repeat one.

This is the 500ml bear, the larger of the two sizes we stock. It has a clear body so the colour of the honey does the selling, a yellow lid, and a squeeze body made from BPA-free, food-grade plastic. Buy a single bottle to try it, or take the full carton of 188 if you are filling for a season of markets.

Clear Body, Yellow Lid and a Size for Serious Eaters

A light amber honey glows in a clear bear, and a dark Bloodwood or ironbark looks rich and heavy. Customers can see what they are buying and how much is left. The 500ml size suits households that get through honey quickly, while the 350ml bear is the same design in a lighter fill for gifts and samplers.

500ml Is Volume, Not Weight

Filled to the top, this bear holds a bit over 700g of honey, so weigh a filled bottle before you decide what to print on the label.

Built for Food, Built for Reuse

The plastic is food-grade and BPA-free, and the bottle is dishwasher safe. Customers rinse and refill bears with honey, syrup or salad dressing for years, and every time they do, your label is sitting on their kitchen bench. It suits honey, syrups, sauces and dressings.

Filling Without the Mess

Warm, runny honey straight from the extractor or a settling tank flows into a bear easily, and a honey gate on a bucket makes it quick. Leave a little air at the top so the bottle squeezes properly and does not burp honey when the lid comes off. If your honey has started to crystallise, warm it gently in a water bath first.

Where a Bear Is Not the Right Choice

Creamed or set honey does not belong in a squeeze bottle, so use a wide-mouth tub or jar for that. The same goes for a premium gift line where you want the weight and feel of glass. The bear is a workhorse for everyday honey.

Single Bottles or the Full Carton

Order one to check the size and feel, or take the carton of 188 for market season so you do not run short halfway through. The 350ml bear is sold the same way, so you can run two sizes on the stall.

Specifications

• Capacity: 500ml (holds roughly 700g of honey when filled to the top)
• Body: clear, squeezable, bear shaped
• Lid: yellow
• Material: BPA-free, food-grade plastic
• Care: dishwasher safe
• Suitable for: honey, syrups, sauces and dressings
• Sold as: single bottle or carton of 188
• Also available: 350ml

How much honey does the 500ml bear hold?

500ml is the volume, not the weight. Filled to the top, it holds a bit over 700g of honey.

What is the bottle made of?

BPA-free, food-grade plastic, so it is safe for honey sitting in it for months.

Is it dishwasher safe?

Yes. Customers can rinse and refill it for years with honey, syrup or salad dressing.

How many come in a carton?

The carton holds 188 bottles. The bear is also sold as a single bottle so you can check the size first.

What colour is the lid?

The lid is yellow and the body is clear, so the colour of the honey shows through.

Is there a smaller size?

Yes. The 350ml bear is the same design in a lighter fill, sold by the single or by the carton.

Can I fill it with creamed honey?

No. Creamed or set honey is too thick for a squeeze bottle. Use a wide-mouth tub or jar instead.

How should I fill the bear?

Use warm, runny honey and leave a little air at the top so it squeezes properly. Warm crystallised honey in a water bath first.

What else can I put in it?

Syrups, sauces and dressings all suit it, as well as honey.

Is it good for market stalls?

Yes. The clear body shows off the honey, and the bear shape draws customers to the table.