OXO Good Grips Chef's Squeeze Bottle, Medium, 5-Pack | 12 oz, Thin & Thick Tips, Oil, Vinegar, Sauces, Condiments, Icing Decorating, Baking, Cooking, Professional, Dishwasher Safe

These bottles surprised me with how thoughtfully made they are. The texture on the bottle makes a big difference—even with slightly wet or greasy hands, they’re easy to grip and control without slipping. The nozzle gives a smooth, consistent squeeze for sauces, oils, or dressings, and the snap-on cap fits snugly and stays put, which keeps things clean and leak-free. I’ve stored liquids in them overnight and haven’t had any issues with drips or clogs. They’re also easy to refill and clean, and the plastic feels durable without being too stiff. Great for everyday kitchen use or even for more precise applications like plating or meal prep. Solid set that does exactly what it promises—and does it well.

OXO is my favorite brand for kitchen items and random household items. These squeeze bottles are sturdy and well-made; they can be cleaned in the dishwasher and I trust that there will be no plastic leeching into food, which is a concern I have with other squeeze bottles. Also, the lid stays open due to a clever design, which makes these bottles usable with one hand. I didn't realize I needed this!

TLDR: OXO squeeze bottles excel in durability and sealing, perfect for various uses. 💦👍🔒 My quest for a robust and reliable squeeze bottle led me to the OXO set, and it's been a revelation. Initially, I went through a couple of less-than-stellar bottles, but OXO has proven its mettle. What really impressed me is the sheer sturdiness of these bottles. They're not just strong; they're like the heavyweights of the squeeze bottle world. They've stood the test of various uses without a single leak. The flow is just right – controlled and consistent, exactly what I need. The evolution from the original set in 2019 to the outdoor set is noteworthy. The newer versions come with screw-on lids, which are a huge upgrade. These lids cling to the bottles like they're guarding a treasure, ensuring nothing spills out accidentally, especially when I'm on the go. And the price? It's like finding a diamond at the cost of a quartz. At $12 for two, it's a fantastic deal considering the quality and versatility these bottles offer. To sum up, the OXO squeeze bottles are a top-tier choice. They tick all the boxes for strength, functionality, and reliability. Whether it's for kitchen use, outdoor activities, or any situation where you need a dependable squeeze bottle, these are a sure bet.

I generally like OXO products and own quite a few that I use constantly — especially their angled top-view measuring cups — so I had pretty high expectations for these. And to be fair, the bottles themselves seem well made and thoughtfully designed. I just ultimately realized this style of kitchen workflow isn’t really for me. I initially bought these for sauces, syrups, oils, and similar cooking prep tasks. On first use they actually worked great. The squeeze action is good, they feel much nicer than the cheap restaurant supply bottles, and they’re clearly designed to be reusable rather than disposable. The problem came later when dealing with leftovers and storage. If I used something perishable and then stored the bottle in the fridge, cleanup became a chore once the contents eventually went bad or sat too long. Sauces and syrups can get surprisingly annoying to fully clean out of squeeze bottles, especially compared to something simple like a mason jar that opens completely and can be scrubbed easily. That put me in an awkward middle ground: * they’re too nice to treat as disposable * but cleanup is enough work that I often avoided reusing them So they either: * got thrown away when I didn’t want to deal with cleaning them * or sat around taking up shelf space unused Neither outcome felt great. Ironically, I still regularly use a squeeze bottle for cooking oil, where the contents are stable long-term and cleanup is rarely needed. I think that’s probably the ideal use case for products like this: * oils * less-perishable sauces * high-turnover prep items * situations where leftovers aren’t sitting around for weeks For my actual cooking habits though, I almost always end up going back to mason jars because they’re just easier to clean, store, reuse, and throw in the dishwasher without thinking about it. I’m only taking off one star because I don’t think the product itself is bad. A lot of this honestly comes down to how I cook and organize my kitchen. If you already use cheap squeeze bottles regularly and like that workflow, these are probably a worthwhile upgrade. But if you’re just considering squeeze bottles because you’ve seen restaurant chefs or YouTube cooks using them, I’d maybe experiment with cheaper ones first to see whether the system actually fits how you cook before investing in nicer reusable versions like these.

I love almost everything in the OXO product lineup, and these are no exception. I love that you get two bottle sizes, but even better, you get two *spout* sizes! The smaller one is better for more strongly-flavored sauces–it makes it easier to control the flow and to avoid overdoing it. The larger spout is good for pretty much anything that doesn't contain any large pieces. (Red pepper flakes in a chili oil, for example, will get through just fine.) Even better, the spouts are interchangeable between the two bottles. I also like that you can "lock" the spout cover in the open position, instead of having to hold it open while using it. The latter is really just a tiny inconvenience (if you don't have dexterity issues/arthritis), and not really something I'd put in the effort to avoid, but anything that makes a task remotely easier is a great bonus. These are extremely easy to clean. Just rinse out and toss in the top rack of the dishwasher, or wash by hand with a bottle brush. The price is great, too. I've seen some outrageous prices on similar items, and just don't understand it. The materials used aren't expensive, and these guys aren't exactly new technology by any stretch. In this case, the price is right on target for TWO bottles that are easy to clean, easy to use, and basically mess-free. (As long as the spout cover is closed, you can shake up salad dressings/sauces without spattering the contents all over the kitchen walls.) Definitely happy with this purchase. Easy to use, and it ups my presentation game, too!

These things are great. I used them for oils, soy sauce, home made sauces, etc.

I picked these up to help pour windshield wiper fluid, and they work great. The squeeze bottles make it easy to control the flow, which helps avoid spills and mess. They’re simple to use and a lot more convenient than pouring straight from a larger container.

Where had you been all my life! I was too cheap before, but these are so worth the price...holding up so well I added more so I could expand my uses.

The LARGE bottle is’nt that large.

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I love that I can control the amount of oil I need using these squeezy bottles. They are leak-proof from the cap but not necessarily from the spout. They are also easy to clean. Would be nice to have additional labels since I use diff oil for different dishes.

No more mismatched bottles taking up space with who knows how much product is left inside! Mustard, ketchup, mayonnaise, salad dressing, oil, vinegar, honey, maple syrup, chocolate syrup, dish soap....now all condiments fit in one door panel, with the partially filled "store" bottles at the back of the bottom shelf in the fridge (if they must be refrigerated after opening) in that useless dead space where grocery items go to die! These Dispensing Bottles are super sturdy, yet easily "squeezable". The opening is plenty large enough for easy filling or cleaning. The flip top lids are incredibly well designed, easy to use, give an audible click when closed, and are completely sealed, at that point, so you can shake to your hearts content, and have no spillage or leaking, plus, the top will never vanish on you. Finally a syrup bottle that does not leak, leaving a crystalized blob that makes opening and closing a nightmare. Ensure you use the extra large bottle for salad dressings and such with chunks/herbs so it flows nicely. I keep finding more uses for these, and keep buying more sets, as I love the functionality of these so much!

ESTAN CAROS ? SI, PERO VALEN LA PENA, YO LOS ENCONTRE A UN PRECIO DE PROMOCION Y ESTOY MAS QUE FELIZ CON ELLOS, YA ME DESHICE DE LAS MARCAS BARATAS CON PROBLEMAS , ESTOS SON INSUPERABLES