Pinnacle MercantileEasy Squeeze Plastic Condiment Bottles 8-ounce with Red Tip Cap - Set of 6

I bought these to make icing sugar cookies with kids a bit easier. They worked nicely and proved to be a good alternative to piping bags. No issues with lids popping off when squeezed tightly.

I never dreamed I would be excited over a squeeze bottle. These are pretty great. They are inexpensive and good quality.I bought these to help organize my pantry, and get the oils, vinegars, condiments, sauces, and whatnot under control. All the odd size bottles were taking over my kitchen cabinet. I also recently went on a stir-fry binge with a new wok, and found that I was spending a ridiculous amount of time measuring out small quantities of oils, vinegar, sauces, etc. so I wouldn't have to fumble around with large bottles while trying to cook. Harking back to my restaurant days, I had an epiphany. Hey! Why not get some squeeze bottles!Long story short, between being able to make my cooking more efficient, and making additional room in my cupboard with the uniform bottle size, life is now wonderful. Well, okay, maybe not LIFE, but it certainly has paid off in the kitchen.I bought these in both the 8 ounce and 16 ounce, and my only lament is that I can't seem to find this same bottle in a 24 oz or a 32 oz. If I could find those sizes in this brand, I would buy them in a heart beat.I bought another brand of what was supposed to be 24 oz bottles with tip caps, and they were pretty lousy. Not only were they NOT 24 oz, they were actually 16 oz, they were squishy feeling and flimsy and the caps didn't stay on well. They are making a return trip.I should note that since I have only had them a few days, I can't speak to long term durability or leaking. But so far, no leaks, caps (and tips) stay on well, and if they don't last a lifetime I don't care. They are reasonable. I would buy these again as replacements for any that die over time.Buy these. You will like them.Minor edit: I misspoke. The 16 oz bottles that I bought appear to be made by the same manufacturer (my guess) but are not "Easy Squeeze." The 16 oz bottles are virtually identical. The second set of these that I purchased was actually another of the 8 oz bottles. Wanted to clarify that.

I've been very happy with these bottles so far. They are affordable and well constructed. The plastic isn't very thick, which is a good thing because you want to be able to squeeze the walls together; some of the stiffer bottles make it harder to get the product out.The size is perfect for a batch of homemade dressing or other condiment, and you can cut the nozzle to a decent size to allow for chunkier preparations. The red cap fits snugly and is of a similarly good quality.For those using the bottles for more modernist preparations, they work very well for dispensing fluid gels or methylcellulose gel noodles into a broth. You will probably want a wide-nozzle funnel to fill these bottles, but I just use a piping bag (or Ziploc) with a large hole cut in the corner.Honestly I haven't found anything to complain about with these, especially at such an affordable price

These seem to be the old school real thing if you’re looking for a functional and simple chef squeeze bottle. I tried the Oxo one with the black cap (weird definitely unhealthy plastic and a fussy cap). I also purchased and returned several similar bottles to these but the plastic caps were so tiny as to not stay on well. On these bottles, the red caps are long enough to not lose and they snap on tightly. The nozzles have a narrow 2mm opening for a precise stream or can be cut for a wider application and the cap will still fit in place. The size is perfect for home cooking use and the plastic is correctly labeled.

The bottles seem good. I just got them so there has been very limited use. I had purchased some other bottles but small onion and garlic pieces from my BBQ sauce would always clog the opening. These don't have that problem because you can trim the 'nozzle' back, making the opening larger and the cap will still fit.These come in a zip lock type bag stuffed into a poly mailer bag. Mine arrived with the poly bag sealed and the zip lock bag half open. It was missing one of the red caps making one bottle useless. If anything there should be extra red caps included because that is what the kids going to lose eventually.