🍶 Pinnacle Mercantile Plastic Squeeze Condiment Bottle Review

I just received these today and I find them to be of more than satisfactory quality, especially considering they cost around $1.67 each. They're made of low-density polyethylene, so don't throw them in boiling water. (May melt at around 220F or 105C.) But other than that, they're pretty usable. Their caps seem to be able to tighten, so there's also a small risk of them accidentally popping out during use. (Some similar bottles offered on Revain cannot be trusted at all.) As I expected for the…

hob for easy access. They are dishwasher safe and a good size to grab hold of. On the counter next to my stovetop I usually have one with olive oil, one with safflower oil, one with regular mixed oil for all purpose cooking, and one with water for instant steaming of something like an egg or cheese in a burger. My only real gripe is that the screw caps aren't particularly tight so with regular use the oil sometimes seeps down the side of the bottle which is annoying but not a total deal…

I never thought I would worry about a bottle. It is great. They are inexpensive and of good quality. I bought these to organize my pantry and keep my oils, vinegars, condiments, sauces and more under control. All the oversized bottles took up my kitchen cupboard. I also recently set up a new wok roaster and found that I was spending a ridiculous amount of time measuring out small amounts of oil, vinegar, sauces, etc so I didn't have to fiddle with large portions. bottles while trying to cook. I