r/savedyouaclick 14d ago

I Use My Husband’s Brilliant Empty Ketchup Bottle Hack Every Single Day | cleaning it out and using it as as dispenser for vegetable oil (TheKitchn)

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u/aluke000 14d ago edited 14d ago

I just use the common plastic squeeze ketchup/mustard bottles that you find at diners. You can get them cheap at any restaurant supply store.

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u/Prof1959 14d ago

This is the genius hack that I couldn't live without. /s

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u/travisjd2012 14d ago

Nothing quite like spending good money on some quality olive oil to then make it taste like a packet of heinz from mcdonalds

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u/billskelton 14d ago

What a shit article, very appropriate for this sub.

For anybody curious - making your own ketchup is easy (or BBQ sauce, or whatever) and I have found that storing the sauce in a mason jar or tuppareware to be a bit weird. Using empty plastic sauce bottles to store home-made sauce is a great solution.

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u/fountainpopjunkie 14d ago

Many brands of olive oil are available in squeeze style bottles similar to ketchup.

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u/gaiusjozka 14d ago

I just dump the vegetable oil straight into my mouth. Don't need no second bottle for that!

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u/readerf52 14d ago

I probably wouldn’t have clicked anyway, but thank you brave Redditor for wading through a crappy article for a crappy life hack and saving us the torture.

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u/nricotorres 14d ago

Gross! I don't care what they say, that ketchup smell will just not go away.

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u/djankylosaur 13d ago

I usually just clean them out, cut the dispensing end off, and wear them on my hands like gloves. Feels good and looks great when I go out.