🍶 JapanBargain 3269: Japanese Plastic Squeeze Sauce Bottle Dispenser - Versatile Seasoning Container for Condiments, Dressings, and More! 11.5oz - Made in Japan Review

Arrived on time as advertised. Works great for pouring oil in bulk into a more convenient dispenser container. Easy to clean, easy to use.

I use this for local farmers honey. This works fine, but it would be better if the hole (through which the honey flows) was a little bigger. It is better to serve a less dense product, e.g. B. the consistency of soy or hot sauce.

I use this bottle for maple syrup. When I go to Vermont, I buy large containers that often run out too quickly for pancakes and waffles! This little bottle solves the problem. Easy to wash and the cap is perfect and stays clean!

I like plastic bottles for picante sauce, yoghurt, sour cream and other condiments. I've used these with the little red caps for years but haven't been able to use them as the little red caps inevitably got lost. It is great! No lost hats!

I use this for soy sauce which is a very viscous liquid and comes out at a good speed without squeezing. The bottle is perfect for that. However, if you press it harder with a water-like liquid, it will ooze out the sides of the lid. I think with syrup or spices it would be ok to press. The attached lid is very useful.

I bought this bottle to store acrylic medium without having to constantly open a very unwieldy jar. Since the acrylic medium is a thicker liquid, I was concerned that the pressure would build up and the lid would pop off when pressed. Luckily that didn't happen and the top cap stays secure and tight to keep the acrylic medium from drying out.

I love making homemade sauces, aioli, etc. I used to just put them in a bowl or plastic container in the fridge and found I didn't use them the first time. It might sound crazy, but the ability to pop them into a juicer bottle makes them a lot easier to use over and over again. The bottle is made of good quality plastic and I love how the cap is attached at the top so I can't lose it.

This "squeeze bottle" really is a bargain. i get what i pay for No comparison to the old Rubbermaid bottles that have finally run out and I'm willing to pay triple the retail price for if I can find an old one. You need to make sure the top screw is FIRM, otherwise the contents will spill out when you squeeze. I bought it so I could easily carry it by the little lid handle, but then again. You have to make sure the lid is tight or it will come off.