Oil Spray Bottle Review

Glass oil sprayer bottle I love using—it’s perfect for controlling how much oil you use, and it works great with olive or peanut oil! Save money and skip the prepackaged aerosol cans.

I recently picked up this oil sprayer bottle and I have to say, it’s become one of my kitchen essentials. I bought two different types, but this one, in particular, is my favorite.

So this is not canning specific but I posted this on my youtube channel and so many people have liked it. I hope you do too. :).

Link to oil spray bottle on Amazon.

Why I Like This Oil Sprayer

Glass Bottle: First off, I’m a big fan of glass over plastic when it comes to storing oils. It’s just one of those things that makes me feel better about what I’m using in the kitchen.
Long Hose: The hose inside reaches all the way down to the bottom, so you can get every last drop of oil. No waste, which is always a win. You can tilt it at an angle, and the hose still reaches the very bottom.
Plastic Top: While the top part is plastic, it’s still well-made and sprays the oil in a nice, even mist. I’ve used other spray bottles where the spray isn’t consistent, but this one works just right.

How I Use It

I keep olive oil in this bottle (and peanut oil in another one) This sprayer makes it easy to control how much oil you’re using. I don’t have to worry about overdoing it, which is great for everything from salads to frying. For example, I’ll often spray a light mist over fried potatoes. If I think they need a little more, I can always spray more on top. It’s simple and saves money, too.

Why It’s a Better Option

Instead of buying those pre-packaged aerosol oil sprays, which can be more expensive and not as great for you, using something like this is a more eco-friendly and cost-effective solution. I highly recommend it to anyone who’s looking to streamline their cooking without sacrificing quality or control.

If you’re like me and prefer a more hands-on approach in the kitchen, this sprayer will quickly become your go-to. I’m glad I made the switch, and I think you might appreciate it too.