Tablecraft BH7 Syrup Server, 6 Ounce Capacity, Transparent Review

I made elderberry syrup and put it in this small container for easy pouring. It had a strange interaction with the metal cover and was corroded. that's why i threw it away.

Really enjoyed giving my honey away but had to throw it away after a month of use as it started leaking. Not sure why unless it's a manufacturing defect as it wasn't dropped or hit.

Sometimes you buy kitchen items that are a waste of money you could do without. Not this article. Ideal for storing pancake syrup in the fridge, remove lid, microwave for hot syrup on pancakes/waffles. No drip, no mess. Too bad I would have bought it a long time ago.

Doubtful traces of "mould" on the lid. Despite washing it stays. The product did not spill at first, but after a few uses the lid's locking mechanism left residue on the syrup. Not scary, but a bit annoying. A rubber nozzle is used to create a barrier between the glass and the metal dispenser (I think it's used to prevent leaks). It works for a short time but stops after use. I do not recommend

I use it as a honey dispenser for hot tea! It's small but has a large opening for the neck, making it easy to fill. I found it doesn't drip from the top and there's an additional rubber grommet around the neck for a snug, drip-free seal. The handle is easy to grip and strong. I would think the bottom would be dishwasher safe since it's glass, but I'm not sure about the top. Maybe stainless, definitely not plastic, but maybe chrome. Much better than those wooden sticks that are dripping…

I loved the size and look of this cute syrup dispenser but when I took it out I was concerned that it hadn't been treated properly. There were sharp points on the metal and when I turned the metal cover over it didn't look right. When I poured the syrup it worked, but then it slowly dripped from all sides until it stuck to the surface of whatever it was laying on. I hope I have an anomaly. I can't return it as it was thrown away by other users around the house so I'm looking for another one.

The most important feature of a syrup dispenser is the ability to dispense syrup without dripping or running out of the dispenser. This little syrup dispenser does the job perfectly. I make my own blueberry syrup by blending blueberries with sugar-free maple syrup. Since I use a mixture of 50-50 with pulp in it, it's much thicker than regular syrup, it's almost compote. I didn't have any drops. I'm not sure how it would work with honey which is much thicker. It's a very small container, but I…