🍶 Rachael Ray Solid Glaze Ceramics EVOO Olive Oil Bottle Dispenser - 2 Piece Red Set Review

Rachel Ray's original packaging fails her product every time. Revan tried. They double boxed the carafes, but if you put two ceramic items in one box, it doesn't matter if you put the first box in the second padded box. Two pieces of ceramic collide and break. You know, we took a good look at the shards and found that they're not even glazed very well. Rachel Ray, you should probably be selling higher quality products. We really wanted something like that. We fired for you.

Made for oil and vinegar. I use different oils for this. I use more for canola oil. The less for olive oil. Or the other way around. I refrigerate my vinegar after opening to keep it fresh. My oil never goes bad because it is topped up often. I distinguish the type of oil by the color of the container. Currently, olive oil is kept in small quantities to keep it fresh and not too much in the warm season. Olive oil spoils quickly in warmer months and types of oil. They make dosing oil into…

This one? Well they are beautiful and despite my love for them I have sent back two sets. These containers are well made. The ceramic is strong and the spigot is well screwed. I would recommend a tiny funnel to fill them neatly. If you have red accents in your kitchen, you will love them. But why two stars? Sin of poor build quality. Yes, containers hold oil and do it well; but the red coating on the outside shows blisters and defects in the coating, revealing the whiteness of raw fired pottery

I bought this set after reading numerous rave reviews and after using it (actually my wife) for about 5 months I decided that I should give my review. Appearance: This set looks great. I bought the red color, it's bright and contrasts sharply with other common kitchen items. The design is simple and modern. Usage: Pouring oil into the product is quite simple. I actually find the funnel more difficult to use as you can only pour a little into the funnel, then have to wait for it to empty and…

I use this for oil and vinegar. They are lived by lazy susan next to the stove and under the cupboard where we keep large oil/vinegar bottles. I bought an orange color which is slightly orange with a slight red tinge compared to the orange-yellowish pumpkin color. It seems that in the advertisement or somewhere it is written that it is made in China and Thailand. Structurally it is porcelain stoneware/ceramic, with a nice (thick?) glaze, smooth. The pour spout is like stainless steel with a…