A falling stream of honey can coil like a soft rope

Amber honey falling from a wooden dipper and coiling on warm toast

A falling stream of honey can coil like a soft rope

Honey is thick enough that a narrow stream bends instead of spreading at once when it reaches a surface. As more honey arrives, the stream buckles and lays itself down in smooth loops.

The toast receives one golden loop after another.

Source · MIT News ↗

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A falling stream of honey can coil like a soft rope