As a Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA), there are many different settings in which you can work. Generally speaking, when you have just qualified as a CNA, you will probably take any job you can find. However, as your career progresses and you get more experience, more job opportunities will open up for you as well.
Storing Honey Long Term. 1  1. Select a container for your honey. If you're not going to use honey for a few months, it may crystalize. 2  2. Put your honey in the freezer. Once you've transferred your honey to your chosen container, place it in the fridge. 3  3. Thaw out the honey when you want to use it. Thawing out honey is simple.
When storing honey, cool temperatures are the best to kept honey from crystallizing. Keeping honey at warmer temperatures will help stop the growth of crystals, but it will also degrade honey. For storing honey for long periods of time, using air tight, moisture resistant containers is recommended. Many people do not like the taste and texture of crystallized honey and find it unappealing. Honey that has crystallized has not gone bad and does not need to be thrown out. Honey can be heated very slowly in a warm bath to dissolve the sugar crystals back to its liquid form.