Mrs. Anderson's Baking Syrup Honey Dispenser, Glass with Storage Stand, 8-Ounce Capacity

If you're someone who loves to cook or bake, you know how important it is to have the right tools in your kitchen. That's why I was excited to try out Mrs. Anderson's Baking Store'N Pour Syrup Dispenser, which promises to make pouring and storing liquids a breeze.Overall, I found this syrup dispenser to be a great addition to my kitchen. The 18.5-ounce capacity is perfect for holding a variety of liquids, from syrup to honey to salad dressing. The dispenser itself is easy to use, with a simple twist-and-pour mechanism that allows for precise pouring without any spills or messes.One of the things I appreciate most about this dispenser is its BPA-free construction. As someone who is health-conscious, I try to avoid using plastics that may contain harmful chemicals. This dispenser is made with high-quality, food-grade plastic that is safe for use with all types of liquids.Another great feature of Mrs. Anderson's Baking Store'N Pour Syrup Dispenser is its versatility. The design is sleek and modern, making it suitable for both home and professional use. The dispenser is also easy to clean, with a simple disassembly process that allows for thorough cleaning after each use.One minor downside to this syrup dispenser is that the twist-and-pour mechanism can sometimes be a bit tricky to use. It may take a few tries to get the hang of it, especially if you're used to using traditional syrup dispensers. However, once you get the hang of it, it's a breeze to use.Overall, I highly recommend Mrs. Anderson's Baking Store'N Pour Syrup Dispenser to anyone looking for a high-quality and versatile tool for pouring and storing liquids. The BPA-free construction, easy-to-use design, and easy-to-clean construction make it a great investment for any kitchen.

cute way to dispense your honey and it works good with no mess, shuts off the flow when you let go of the trigger, the catch cup that it sits in is easy to spoon out honey.

I really like the look, feel, and function of these dispensers.My gripes are few:--Would prefer stainless steel for the cap/handle/trigger and stopper. It is metallic-painted plastic.--Minor leaks out of bottom and sides. I get a drop or two in the bottom of the cradle after each use with my agave. The honey has been much cleaner. No biggie either way--when it has collected a noticeable amount I give it a quick rinse with a little warm water.They are a very cute and functional addition to my kitchen gadgets. I use one for honey and one for agave. They look like little honeycomb hand grenades in cradles.Filling is a pretty simple, two-handed affair. Remove the cap w/stopper. Holding the dispenser in one hand, place a fingertip from this hand firmly against the dispensing spout, with your other hand, pour your liquid (I go to about a half-inch below the cap), and replace the lid with the pouring hand--you will have to firmly screw it in, making sure the stopper is nested in the spout. A tiny bit of cleanup might be needed. Otherwise, easy-peasy!

The honey comes out pretty slowly, but, it is so much better than holding the plastic bottle upside down and waiting for the honey to come out. Make sure to keep the tiny white cap that comes with the set, so you can cap it off while refilling. I really like this dispenser!

This is perfect for honey and syrups. Easy to fill and use. Cute factor with the honeycomb design on the glass. The big downside is that the handle and internal mechanism are plastic. It really cheapens the product. Also, the handle is quite close to the jar, so fingers barely fit.

At best it gives out a very thin line of syrup, which would be understandable except this is a "Syrup Dispenser". It should be pretty much assumed that if you put the words "Syrup Dispenser" in the title, then your product will be designed to dispense syrup faster than a one-legged turtle climbs Kilimanjaro. No one should have to go into reviews to learn that the four star reviews are because the "Syrup Dispenser" is really good at dispensing anything so long as it isn't syrup.

A charming container for honey dispensing.

I bought this to put my maple syrup in, and it pours good, before next Christmas will be getting more for gifts, as they all get our maple syrup.

This dispenser is great, although once in awhile it is a good idea to rinse the top in warm water because it can get slow to open the lid when it gets sticky. However, even when it gets sticky it will still open when tilted. My family loves it and it easily takes a full can of maple syrup!

Si no tienes miel maple real ni lo intentes. Sólo vale la pena si los vas a usar con miel male real, ya que es muy líquida. Cualquier otra penas y sale. La tapa que se sube y baja sola se descompuso justo un par de días después de poder regresar el producto :(Ahora no cierra, tendré que ver qué uso le doy

I have purchased a few syrup dispensers that claim to be no drip but have been disappointed........... NOT THIS ONE!!!!We have owned it for about a week and use it every morning for our coffees and I have not seen a single drip out down the outside of the bottle.It is a good size, with a family of 5 and pancakes on the weekend we do not run out of syrup during breakfast.If you are looking for an amazing non drip syrup dispenser this is truly the one!!!!

Love this dispenser for oil but not for syrup. We bought having used the same company's product for oils and hoped that it would work out for Maple Syrup. However, the orifice at the top of the dispenser is too small for viscous fluids like syrups. I had hoped that it would come with an orifice about twice the diameter. When used with syrup, the flow through the orifice is very slow and eventually clogs when there is some crystallization during storage. The design is great but needs to be adjusted for syrup use. We have re-purposed it for use with olive oil where it works well.

This is a fantastic syrup dispenser. For the people that said it doesnt pour well... Maybe there's a way to change the viscosity of the contents? Like heating it up! Take the lid off, put in microwave for 60 to 90 seconds... Bam! It pours like water. If you haven't discovered the amazing world of warm syrup on your warm pancakes, you're missing out. Why would you cool down your hot food?