🍶 Sistema To Go Collection Sauce Squeeze Bottles - 3 Count, 1.1 oz./35 mL Each, Pink/Green/Blue Review

I looked at my Revain order history and decided this product needed a review as it is so good. I use it on freshly squeezed lemon juice to take to work. The lids stay tight and will not leak after 3 years of use. The bottles are still in good condition. Two broke the lever/plug on the lid, but I didn't care. It costs a total of $5.

LOVE those cute bottles! They are the perfect size for condiments. I've used them in mustard, hot sauce, ketchup, soy sauce, salad dressings and more! Larger than serving size but still very small, perfect for my lunch box. Even when using olive oil, there was no leakage problem. I just bought my second set and I highly recommend it.

Sistema sauce bottles. I love these mini spice bottles. They are amazingly helpful for food allergies. You can pack everything you need right down to the hot sauce. We use them for small amounts on car trips, hikes, some flights. Ideal for liquid medicines, salad dressings, contact solutions or when there is little sauce left in the fridge and you want to save space. this.

They are about 3 inches long and fit perfectly in my bento box. I use it for tonkatsu sauce and salad dressing and it keeps the perfect amount, never spills. I haven't tried it with anything very watery (like soy sauce or vigarette) so I don't know how well it will prevent leakage, but I've never had leakage from thicker sauces. It cleans instantly and after a few uses, even with darker sauces, I haven't had any discoloration of the plastic.

This is better than I expected. I use them to send the kids ketchup, mayonnaise and mustard for school. I was concerned they might be cheap, with snap-on lids that would pop out when squeezed, but they're strong and screw-on but compressible enough for mayonnaise. My kids love them, I love them. I've also used them to hold lemon juice to squirt into water. The lids have not leaked. GOOD PRODUCT. That is very high quality.

I bought these for my sister in law so I can't confirm how well they work. I know a lot of people use them to discreetly take their own bandages to places, or not so discreetly to lunch at work, BUT I had a better plan: At the movie theater they go to, you can smear your own popcorn, so she could fill it up, and then when she got to the middle, instead of the sad popcorn. She can just squeeze it out of the bottle and not have to leave the movie. This is a win-win situation. I believe if it can…

These containers are very handy for working with sauces. The sauce is enough for 2/3 of a meal. Plastic tolerates oils a little better than silicone because the grease is easier to remove. The plastic is flexible enough to help you pour the sauce. However, since the sauces I use are mostly very runny (vinaigrette or just olive oil + vinegar), it swells a bit out of the top. So I always isolate them from other items or packed lunches. I still think they are very useful, just a small catch. I've…