CHEFERY 4 Oz Plastic Squeeze Condiment Dispensing Bottles with Red Tip Caps Set of 6 Empty

I bought these to use for homemade syrups for home bar tending. These bottles are great for this as they are small enough that your syrups don't have time to go bad. If you're more of a professional bartender I would be hesitant to get these as 4oz is rather small if you're making dozens of drinks. I think they would also be good for home mixed paints. For infused olive oils I would recommend something bigger as 4oz is only half a cup. They would work well as a pipette for icing.Divorced from what I used them for, these bottles are quite sturdy and the lids fit tightly. They are pliable enough that squeezing out the contents isn't difficult but rigid enough that they don't feel overly flimsy.In conclusion, they're a very solid product that is a perfect size for home bar tending. They may be small for some uses.

These are nice little bottles. The material is flexible enough to easily get the contents out, the tops fit properly and don't seem to leak. The caps for the tops fit very tightly (maybe a little bit too tightly).Another reviewer mentioned that they're difficult to fill and I can attest to that. Even if you do have a funnel with a small enough neck to fit in the opening -- which I do -- there's the issue of actually getting the "stuff" you want in the bottle through that neck. If it's thick, like the cooked-down hot sauce I bought these for, you are in for trouble. Solution: Use a bigger squeeze bottle to fill these smaller ones. I filled up a 32oz squeeze bottle with my sauce and then squeezed it into these one at a time.I can't ding these for having small openings and aside from that they're great bottles for a great price. Recommended.

I need the bottles by Saturday, when I have a class coming, when we will be using the bottles.

I bought these bottles so that I could melt candy and use it as a method to write letters. The bottles themselves are quality made however the opening is very small. So be aware of this if you are using it for that purpose. I will purchase a funnel to insert in the top of the bottle and then I think everything will be just great. So the bottles themselves are great just make sure you know why you are ordering them.

We've used these with my kids for icing on sugar cookies this year, and they've been fantastic. I love that I can mix up and tint the icing a few hours in advance, and the kids can easily use these without having icing on every surface of my kitchen before the cookies are done. They also wash up great if washed promptly, and the bottles haven't held the red or green tint from the icing they held so far. A solid product for working with kids, or people trying their hands at flood icing methods.

These bottles work fine. You can tighten down the tops by hand and I haven’t had them leak when squeezing squirts of extract into smoothies. They accept permanent marker and are stable sitting. The small snap on tops fit tightly.If I was to complain it would be about the volume. I bought a set of 6 extracts 4oz each. Either the squeeze bottles don’t hold quite 4oz or the extract bottles hold more than 4oz. Either way, not a big deal!

These are 4 oz. 4 oz is half a cup. 4oz is very small. I originally bought them to hold my apple cider vinegar hair rinse when I using shampoo bars rather than regular shampoo. I have long hair way past my shoulders These were definitely not big enough. If you're going for a hair rinse and you have long hair, I recommend a 32 oz sport water bottle. You might need all 32 oz but I regularly used more than 16oz.

We used these to hold royal icing for cookie decorating (after being washed). They sealed well enough that they kept the royal icing liquid for several days! (Usually royal icing hardens rock solid in any storage container.) They can be tricky to fill up with the small opening, but we just squeezed a bottle, submerged the opening in the frosting, and it sucked it right up. Much better for repeated use of royal icing than piping bags.

Product is 6 times more costly than comparative product. Alternative product has gradients. See attached photo. Used for alcohol mixing.