New Star Foodservice 26467 Squeeze Bottles, Plastic, 8 oz, Yellow, Pack of 6

I purchased these squeeze bottles after discovering another product on Amazon showing how to make restaurant quality chicken wings from home. The instructions recommend some squeeze bottles for easier wing sauce dispensing at the end of the cooking process. The step-by-step video instructions are extremely easy and reliable so I bought these bottles for multiple wing sauce flavors such as Buffalo and BBQ. They also sell an all-natural ranch and recommended putting the finished product in squeeze bottles for easy storage and usage. These bottles are made well and the screw-on tops stay in place. I've used several other brands in the past that don't work very well at all. When tightening the lids, they start to get tight, then pop off and you have to try to find that "kind of" tight fit before it's too much and pops off (no thanks). I stick these in the dishwasher to wash them and they've been extremely reliable and convenient and I'm literally using them every single week. For thicker sauces or dressings, I cut off a little more of the pointed tip so it has a larger dispensing hole. If you are interested in the wing and ranch products I specifically bought these bottles for, check out the Amazon link below. Hopefully this review helps. https://www.amazon.com/stores/WolfesWings/page/C64DE20A-5B50-47D9-92DF-51FEE889720E?ref_=ast_bln

I used these for tiedye with jyb3rd graders and they worked perfectly! Don’t leak and held a lot of liquid dye which was what they needed. Also the plastic was thicker which made them better quality than I thought.

Functional, decent quality for the quantity. They make good give away gifts

These work great for storing bulk lemon/lime juice for drinks and all my simple syrups. Makes cocktail mixing a breeze.

No leaks and easy to clean

What I needed for my cooking oils, able to label each bottle individually.

Too small

I had a couple of squeeze bottles I'd purchased from the grocery store's kitchen gadget section. One wore out, but the grocery store no longer carried them, so I looked on Amazon. When I bought these, they had 4.5 stars on nearly 3,900 ratings, so that seemed pretty good. And "foodservice" was right there in the product name, so that also seemed pretty good. Yeah, not all that good. The plastic that it's made out of is thinner than the stuff in the squeeze bottle I bought several years ago. This stuff'll probably be OK, but feels cheaper when I pick it up. Not especially sturdy. Also, these bottles are taller and skinnier than my previous 8 oz squeeze bottles. Yes, I did look at the dimensions before purchase and did notice that they were a substantial fraction of an inch smaller in diameter than my old bottle, but I figured that it'd be OK. Yeah, not all that great. With the bottle being both skinnier and taller, the center of gravity is higher, so they're pretty easy to knock over. And, until I get used to how much taller they are, I'll be more likely to bump into them than the old bottles, exacerbating the problem. One thing which I initially thought was a bonus with these bottles is actually not all that great: The stoppers aren't permanently attached to the bottle's top, but rather is anchored via a ring which fits between the bottle and the lid where the lid screws onto the body of the bottle. I used the bottle I needed to replace to hold dish washing liquid (we buy the super-mondo sized bottle, and then used the old 8 oz bottle for daily washing. The old bottle's stopper was connected to the lid. Since I didn't want the stopper, I cut the stopper off the lid (which might have been bad if I someday had wanted to use that bottle for something else). So, this new bottle seemed like a win: I didn't have to install the stopper, and the stopper would be available if I ever repurposed the new bottle. I used another of my old bottles for olive oil (again, purchasing a larger bottle of oil and using the small squeeze bottle for cooking), and I do use the stopper for this application. I decided to use one of the new bottles for my canola oil, and installed the stopper. Unfortunately, the stopper's ring doesn't fit tightly on the neck of the bottle, and doesn't get squeezed between the bottle and the lid when it's screwed on, making the stopper ring fit quite loosely. So, while I'm able to hold my old bottle so that the stopper's strap is at the top and out of the way, regardless of how I hold the new bottle, the strap will rotate down to the bottom as I hold the bottle and dispense the oil, all but guaranteeing that the strap and stopper will be in the stream of oil that I'm squirting out. So, yeah, these bottles are OK, but not great.