Difficult to melt crystals at bottom of jars.

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Dodge

Younger than I look. From Solihull West Midlands
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I have a number of jars that have sugar crystals at the bottom of otherwise clear jars of honey. The jars are labelled and sealed. These crystals are not a layer but enough to be noticeable. Have had them in a warming cabinet for 4 days at 37c. Any other ideas for clearing these otherwise I will send them to customers as they are?

I understand that commercial packers often jar honey and melt it as and when required alongside storing in bulk or am I getting confused?
 
I have a number of jars that have sugar crystals at the bottom of otherwise clear jars of honey. The jars are labelled and sealed. These crystals are not a layer but enough to be noticeable. Have had them in a warming cabinet for 4 days at 37c. Any other ideas for clearing these otherwise I will send them to customers as they are?

I understand that commercial packers often jar honey and melt it as and when required alongside storing in bulk or am I getting confused?
Could it be as simple as turning the jars upside down for a little time in your warmer ?
 

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