Katie C.
2 Oct 2026
Sample, not realSimple pleasures
Small thing, big difference in the kitchen.
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Ketchup from a glass bottle comes out in a lump. A soft bottle with a narrow tip puts down a thin line of chilli sauce, a dot of mayonnaise or an exact spoonful of dressing.

How to use it
Unscrew the nozzle and fill to the line you need. A funnel helps with thin dressings.
Pull off the red cap and squeeze gently. The narrow tip lets you draw a thin line or a dot.
Push the cap back on and keep the bottle in the fridge door.
Compared
One bottle ends up holding whatever you made last. Five lets you keep the house dressing, a chilli sauce and a garlic mayo going at once.
| Compared | This productSqueeze bottle | Jar and spoon | Shop bottle |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thin, neat lines | Yes | No | No |
| Measure as you fill | Yes | No | No |
| Refill with your own | Yes | Yes | No |
| Sealed between uses | Red tip cap | Lid | Lid |
Each bottle is 4.9 cm across and 18 cm tall with the nozzle on, slim enough for a fridge door rack.
Yes, at room temperature or from the fridge. Let anything you have cooked cool before you fill a bottle, because the soft plastic is not rated for hot liquids.
Yes. All five have the same narrow nozzle and red tip cap, so labels are the easiest way to tell them apart.
Unscrew the nozzle and use a small funnel, or pour slowly from a jug with a spout. Fill to the 250 ml line at most, so the nozzle screws back on cleanly.
For thin batter, yes. Squeeze it straight into the pan for neat rounds or letters. Thick batter struggles to pass through the narrow tip.
They are moulded guide lines in 50 ml steps with fluid ounces on the other side, good for dressings and sauces. Weigh anything that needs to be exact.
4.7
144 reviews
Sample, not realKatie C.
2 Oct 2026
Sample, not realSmall thing, big difference in the kitchen.
Priya
2 Oct 2026
Sample, not realGravy boosters, cranberry glaze and bread sauce thinned out for Christmas dinner, all in advance. Made the day easier.
Bethan
1 Oct 2026
Sample, not realWarm soapy water and a bottle brush and they come up fine.
Bethan B.
30 Sep 2026
Sample, not realTried five different dressings in the same week by making a small batch in each. Handy for deciding which one the family likes. The marks up the side meant I could change one thing each time, like a bit more lemon, and know exactly what I'd done. Found a favourite in a week and wrote the recipe on the fridge.
Hannah Jackson
29 Sep 2026
Sample, not realPresentation went up a notch at my dinner party with little dots of sauce. Guests asked how I did it.
Garrett D.
29 Sep 2026
Sample, not realBottles are fine, but the little red caps are small and we've lost two already. Without them the sauce dries in the tip.
Kyle C.
27 Sep 2026
Sample, not realMy husband grills every weekend from May to September and these have become his thing. Barbecue sauce in one, a vinegar mop sauce in another, mustard sauce for the pork, all lined up on the side table. He likes that he can squeeze a thin line straight onto ribs without a brush. The red caps go back on and they all go in the fridge after.
George B.
26 Sep 2026
Sample, not realMake a big batch of vinaigrette on a Sunday, and the markings up the side mean I can measure the oil and vinegar straight into the bottle, screw the nozzle on and shake. No jug to wash up. It sits in the fridge door and the kids squeeze it on their own salad. With five bottles there's always one free for garlic mayo and one for chilli sauce too.
Abbie
21 Sep 2026
Sample, not realPerfect for homemade salad cream.
Joshua O.
20 Sep 2026
Sample, not realThe caps stay on and the nozzles don't dribble. Used every day.
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