Grilling
22 oz BBQ Condiment Squeeze Bottles with Removable Dosing Insert — 3 Pack
Product description
Keep condiments sorted and accessible with a set of three 22-ounce squeeze bottles. Each pack includes three identical bottles with screw-top caps and a removable dosing insert designed to limit or accelerate dispensing depending on preference.
Made from durable, food-safe plastic, the bottles hold 22 ounces each and feature a textured exterior for grip. The dosing insert pops out for a full open nozzle when you want faster flow, and slips back in for portioned dispensing when precision matters.
They’re intended for outdoor grills, burger or taco bars, picnic setups and backyard gatherings, but they also work well in smaller commercial settings like food trucks, concession stands and busy prep kitchens that cycle multiple condiments.
Refilling is straightforward thanks to the wide-mouth openings that reduce spills and make it easier to pour in sauces, marinades or oils. The large neck also simplifies hand washing and allows tools to reach inside for thorough cleaning.
Use them to portion dressings, ketchup, mustard, ranch, hot sauce or any liquid condiment you want to serve by the squeeze. The removable insert gives the option of controlled single-press portions or a fully open flow for rapid service.
Pros
- Removable dosing insert for portion control
- Wide mouth simplifies refilling and cleaning
- Durable 22 oz plastic with grippy texture
Cons
- Can be stiff to squeeze with thicker sauces
- Dosing insert requires practice for repeatable pours
- Mouth not as wide as some jars used for mixing
VerdictThese 22 oz bottles come as a three-pack with a removable dosing insert that helps control portions and speeds up service. Wide openings simplify refills and cleanup. They’re a solid option for outdoor grilling and small food service setups, though thicker sauces can feel stiff to squeeze and the insert takes a little practice for consistent pours.
Reviews
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juano 5/5
Useful for non-food tasks too
I repurposed one to top up the chain oil reservoir on my electric chainsaw and it worked really well. The bottle has molded squeeze guides that help meter the right amount, and it handled movement over rough ground without leaking. I can see it being handy for dressings and condiments as well.
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Laura S Puffer 5/5
Would buy again
Solid construction and performs exactly as described.
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Matthew 5/5
Does the job
Simple and predictable—exactly what I expected from a condiment bottle.
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Swan 3/5
Too hard to compress
The bottle itself feels well made and I appreciate that the dosing insert comes out, but the plastic is so stiff I can barely squeeze it even with both hands. For my needs it’s not practical; cheaper plastic bottles elsewhere offer easier dispensing.
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Louis DiDonato 2/5
Hard to get consistent pours
Good concept but tricky to use reliably. There’s an internal baffle to limit flow, and you’re meant to squeeze in different spots for different amounts. In practice the output is inconsistent unless you hit a very specific spot, and sometimes you get nothing. I wouldn’t recommend it if you need a natural, foolproof squeeze.
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Brian Mueller 5/5
Dosing insert makes a difference
Overall it’s a slightly higher-end squeeze bottle with thicker plastic and a textured finish. The removable dosing piece is the standout — it lets me speed through a taco assembly line without over- or under-saucing. On mine the two dose settings read about 2 tsp and 1 tbsp, and that tablespoon fits a street taco nicely.
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grindmonkey 5/5
Regret not getting the trio
I used a small jam jar for mixing dressings and never had precise dispensing. After seeing chefs use squeeze bottles I decided to upgrade. This NaNaPlay bottle feels sturdier than dollar alternatives. The mouth isn’t as wide as my jam jar so I still mix elsewhere, but it stores neatly and dispenses very consistently. It has two markers showing how much comes out per push, and it includes a removable dosing insert.
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