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Oil and vinegar bottles
$36.00
A spout that stops, rather than one that dribbles.
| Material | Borosilicate, steel pourer |
|---|---|
| The number | 200 ml, drip-free spout |
| Care | Dishwasher safe. Wash the pourer separately; oil sets in the spout if left. |
| Reference | TBL-OIL |
| Availability | In stock, ships next business day |
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In detail
The whole design problem in an oil bottle is the last drop. A pourer with a sharp internal lip and an air channel breaks the flow cleanly and lets the residue fall back inside instead of running down the outside and onto the shelf.
Two hundred millilitres each in borosilicate, which is small on purpose — oil at a worktop should be replaced often rather than sat in a large bottle going stale in the light. Stainless pourers with dust caps. Dishwasher safe, but wash the pourers separately or the oil sets in the channel.
What it is not: airtight in the laboratory sense. A domestic gasket keeps coffee fresh for weeks and biscuits crisp for days; it is not a vacuum, and anything that has to be genuinely sealed for months wants a jar and a fridge rather than a worktop container.
Why this one. Storage is judged on the parts nobody photographs: whether the gasket comes out, whether the filter is a standard size, whether the lid vents, whether the footprint uses a shelf or wastes it. Those four things decide whether a container is still in use in three years or in the back of a cupboard.
