3-Pack 24oz Plastic Condiment Squeeze Bottles for Sauces with Tethered Caps

Why we make it this way

Twenty-four ounces is the point where a bottle gets tall: 10.3 inches high and 2.75 inches across. That is taller than most condiment caddies and most fridge door shelves, so measure first. In the right place — a prep bench, a griddle shelf, an open rack — it is the capacity that stops the refilling.

The 0.11 inch tip keeps the line thin even with this much sauce behind it, and the cap is tethered so it stays with the bottle. A full 24 oz bottle wants two hands for the first squeeze; after that, the body is soft enough to work one-handed for a whole service.

What the maker states

• Check the Size First: These 24 oz squeeze bottles for sauces are 10.3 in tall and 2.75 in wide, so measure your fridge door or caddy. Each is an upright sauce dispenser, not an inverted squeeze bottle
• Narrow Tip, Tethered Cap: The 0.11 in opening helps each sauce squeeze bottle or dressing squeeze bottle dispense thin lines. Tethered tip caps stay attached and cover these squirt bottles for sauces
• Built for Grill and Prep Stations: Keep a ketchup bottle and a BBQ sauce bottle by the griddle. Fill the third as a mayo squeeze bottle for burgers; these sauce bottles squeeze out an even line
• Semi-Clear Plastic, Measuring Scale: These plastic squeeze bottles for sauces have printed marks up to 650 ml to show how much is left. Use them as 24oz syrup bottles or a salad dressing dispenser
• Thread the Cap Evenly, Hand Wash Only: Screw the cap on straight. These condiment bottles squeeze easily and are leak-resistant, not leak-proof. Rinse the squeeze bottles for liquids; do not microwave