Delove Canning Funnel with Strainer for Wide and Regular Jars - Wide-Mouth Mason Jar Kitchen Funnel - Stainless Steel - Canning Supplies Kit - 3 Pack (Small and Large) Review

The large funnel fits standard opening glasses, the small funnel also fits but is slightly smaller. A sieve can be inserted in both funnels. Absolutely great that I found this!

Perfect for transferring my salsa from the processing machine into a glass jar, and great price. I was looking for a set of budget funnels and they were a great price so I was very surprised at the quality.

I have not used these funnels but they replace my very old plastic can funnel. They look very durable and easy to use. I've read some reviews that the part that fits in the jar is too small, but I didn't realize that on first inspection. I might write a more accurate review when I use them, but for now they seem great.

I like that the funnels are stainless steel and that in addition to the strainer you get two sizes for wide and regular glasses. They are easy to store and easy to clean. I won't be using them for canning, instead pouring liquids into different sized containers. Delivery was quick and efficient. I definitely recommend this product.

I bought this for a smaller funnel to use wheatgrass in my juice but then I used a larger funnel to fill my mason jars without spilling and it turned out that sink strainer was a big help because it keeps a lot of dirt from getting into the septic tank (which is not a good idea). So very glad I bought them!

I haven't had a chance to test this funnel set but it looks better than my plastic set. Stainless steel, very easy to clean. I might just want to note that the neck could be a bit longer, but it fits my cans very well. I also bought one for my son. Follow up: I used it to fill some large neck bottles of Japanese curry with chunks last night. It worked great and I didn't notice other reviewers' concerns about instability due to the neck being too short. This wasn't a problem for me and I've…

This is a terrible funnel. I've had a Target plastic ball hopper for 20 years, but I needed a second one and bought this one. Big mistake. Thank god I didn't give away the plastic. Look at the difference in lip height. Metal hardly penetrates the pot and the funnel slips out of the neck of the pot with the slightest carelessness when pouring. I made a huge mess the first time I used it when pouring soup. This not only caused a mess but was extremely dangerous. I use jars not only for preserving

I was amazed at the good workmanship and also at the quality. Two different sizes, made of REAL metal, carefully polished (therefore more slippery to peel off). And the sieve is the manna of God: who else offers that? A few comments on the other negative comments... Yes, the funnel mouth is shorter than cheap plastic funnels, but careful pouring should ALWAYS be used/practiced - you are usually dealing with hot liquid. Plus, the top diameter is more than double that of other funnels, so you…