Home & Kitchen
Quick verdict
Buy it for portion control: a few pumps of oil instead of a glug, and the pour side handles dressings. Understand what it is - a hand pump, not an aerosol - so it lays down a stream of droplets rather than the fine mist a can produces.
A 470-millilitre food-grade glass bottle that both sprays and pours oil, with a BPA-free PP pump head, a wide mouth for refilling without a funnel, and a transparent body so you can see how much is left.
Air fryer and griddle cooking, salad dressings and anyone trying to use less oil without buying spray cans.
Anyone wanting an aerosol-fine mist - a pump bottle cannot match a can. Also skip it if you drop things; the body is glass.
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