KADAX Liquid Condiment Dispenser, Glass Bottle with Steel Elements, Dispenser for Oil, Vinaigrette, Oil Container, Olive

Do you not like to touch greasy plastic bottles with oil? Instead of being annoyed by greasy fingers, reach for our dispenser for liquid condiments from the Kadax brand. Not only do you gain a convenient container for storing oil or sauces, but also add charm to your kitchen. Unlike ordinary plastic bottles, our glass dispenser guarantees a long service life and good quality Our container is suitable for safe and hygienic storage of oil, vinegar, vinaigrette or other liquids. Safety is particularly important to us. The vessel contains neither lead nor harmful BPA! That's why oil and vinegar retain the best and high quality taste. Your guests will be able to enjoy the intense aroma. Do you already have a recipe for an ideal feast? When do you invite you? You certainly do not like it if your hands get dirty when preparing lunch or a salad. That's why our glass container will be an ideal addition to your kitchen. On the one hand, you ensure more hygiene and on the other hand you gain a decorative element for your work surface. With our product, you eat healthier and are more ecological - the reusable glass dispenser is efficient and easy to clean. Show that you are eco-friendly! Thanks to our container, you can always check how much oil or vinegar you use. Its operation is very easy. To fill it, simply remove the closure. After twisting, nothing can get inside. The tight seal prevents access for small intruders, dirt and harmful substances. This contributes to the fantastic taste of your dishes Glass, stainless steel and powder-coated steel - we use such materials in the production of the dispenser. Impressive, isn't it? If you are here, you are sure to expect a high quality product. Rest assured - Solid glass and steel elements ensure long-lasting use. The dimensions of the item are 6.5 x 6.5 x 24.5 cm, its volume is 320 ml. We have prepared for you some models with aesthetic inscriptions of the contents. Functionality, hygiene and aesthetics?