Oaklyn Squeeze Bottles 24oz 3 Pack (Large Size) - Reusable Condiment Bottles for Sauces Liquids BPA-Free Leak Proof Design, Easy to Clean Plastic Squeeze Bottles with Nozzle

I've been meaning to get more manageable containers for my cooking oils for years; after wrangling a gallon jug of peanut oil, I found these squeeze bottles and ordered them right then and there. Upon arrival, I was happy to see they are bpa free and top rack dishwasher safe but they are too tall for my top dishwasher rack. However, it's nothing a bottle brush can't fix. I've since filled one with peanut oil and one for olive oil and they've been brilliant so far. The lids on the spouts keep things from splashing around and the jar lids do not leak at all. I'll have to see how things bear out in the long run but this had made my cooking oil situation much easier to manage and much more precise.

Because there is too much sugar is so many products these days, I decided to make my own condiments without the added sugar and high fructose corn syrup. However the first thing I made was chocolate sauce for my ice cream. These bottles are perfect, they hold 20 ozs. and with the attached cap, will keep things fresh. They are just a little on the flimsy side, but that doesn't seem to be a problem, it makes it easier to squeeze. Next up, ketchup or catsup, without the high fructose corn syrup and added sugar. Its very satisfying.

I love the larger 20oz size of these bottles and the plastic is heavy duty but nice and flexible for squeezing out the condiments. My husband liked the little cap to close the bottle as he doesn't like the idea of it being left open as in others we have tried. The only issue is the bottle when empty does not sit evenly, but once filled the added weight corrects the issue.

These bottles seem sturdy enough for years of trouble-free use. I'm able to purchase the BIG jug of barbecue sauce at the local BIG BOX store for the same price as two small bottles. That's 160 ounces for the price of about 48 ounces. These condiment bottles are very similar in diameter to a standard soda can and stand just under 10-3/4" tall. They take up minimal footprint area in the refrigerator and multiple bottles fit nicely on the refrigerator door shelves. When filling, the mouth is wide enough to pour the sauce directly into this bottle without the need of a funnel. Of course, a funnel can be used if needed. Once the bottles are in use, it's worth noting the sauce does not squeeze its way into the threads of the cap as so many people have complained with other similar bottles. The sauce stays inside the cap and inside the bottle with no leakage. I've resorted to keeping the extra full bottles in the garage freezer, and that hasn't affected the plastic in any way so far (hasn't become brittle, even when frozen). Finally, because the sauce is in this squeeze bottle and not in the regular sauce bottle, the kids find it easier to use -- and because the tip of the cap is not cut open wider, they are using less sauce on their chicken nuggets and pizza rolls! Win-win situation!

I like these Oaklyn Squeeze Bottles. They are the right size for all of my home made sauces. When new, the nozzle's mouth is juuuuuust a little too small to easily dispense thicker sauces. However, you can widen the nozzle mouth by carefully snipping it back with a knife or razor blade. The nozzle mouth can then dispense thicker and grittier sauces. The nozzle cap still snaps on and seals properly. I like that the nozzle cap is retained so it doesn't get lost during use or cleaning. These bottles are easy to fill because the bottle mouth is wide. They clean up well in the dishwasher just like a drinking glass. These bottles don't leak when you invert and squeeze them to dispense liquids.

These bottles are a great value, but 4 months after buying this 3-pack, one of them began leaking sesame oil no matter how tight the lid was screwed on. A closer inspection revealed that the plastic had cracked along the thread line, perhaps because the lid was tightened too much to prevent the small leak, but it still shouldn't have happened. The other two bottles don't leak, but that's probably because they hold a much thicker hot sauce that didn't warrant over-tightening the lid in the first place to stop any leaking. THE FIX: Bottle should be redesigned with 1) more and tighter threads of a thicker plastic, and/or 2) make it impossible to overtighten to prevent a small leak from becoming large one.

These are great bottles that squeeze easily, nice wide mouth for filling. Using them for diatomaceous earth powder applications. They would work for color-run powders too

Hi, I bought this product last March. I don’t really do product reviews but after a disappointing experience, I just had to write a review. SUMMARY OF REVIEW: Poor quality. The sauce leaks out of the bottle. Would not recommend. “LIDS TWIST ON SECURELY AND HAVE A NO-LEAK RIM” is a LIE. DETAILED REVIEW: First impression. Two days after the original delivery date, I’ve finally received the product. After taking it out of its cover, I can already feel and see its poor quality. The bottle felt a little too soft. It even had small dents. The lids did not fit in evenly. Overal review. After atleast one month of use, I can confidently say that this product has indeed poor quality. The sauce leaks of the bottle when squeezed. This is most likely due to the uneven fit of the lids (see attached pictures). Because really, the lids does NOT twist on securely. The product is also not suitable for sauces with thinner consistensies because it will leak out of the bottle even if it’s not squeezed. The cap for the tip seemed so unnessary when the leak actually comes out of the rim. The only thing I liked about the product is its size. It is slender and take less room. But what is the point when it does not even do what it promised to do? Therefore, I would not recommend this product. You’re just going to waste money, time, and lots of sauce.