“For creaming you need to warm the solid set honey gently but enough to make it pliable, but not so much that there is runny honey around the edges - this leads to frosting in the jars. Once pliable, cut with a pallette knife (or similar) then mash vigorously - we use a giant potato masher from a catering supplier. You're aiming for a fluid paste with no big lumps. Bottle whilst still pliable, and you will end up with a soft set honey in the jar that will firm up a little but stay as a spoonable, spreadable paste. Unless you previously seeded it then it will be a paste of whatever coarseness this honey naturally adopts. You've adjusted the spreadability but not the grittiness..”
After cutting OSR with with a palette knife & mashing then jaring unless you have ground to a fine paste surely it sets rock hard again