:@This drives DW & me to distraction both at home & in the 5er.Is there any brand of olive oil that comes in a truly no-drip bottle? Every brand we've tried over the past few years leaks a drop or few when we put the cap back on, and the accumulation of drops messes up the bottle, the cupboard shelf and anything that comes in contact with either.?

We bought one of those little bottles with a cork and pour spout from cost plus world market. Works great no drips and lasts for a couple of weeks before I have to fill it again.

We keep ours in a cut off plastic shampoo bottle with a paper towel jammed into the bottom. If you put two or three "containers" together and duct tape them into a bundle, the problem is solved just fine.

DW transferrs her EVOO to a colorful wine bottle and caps it with a pour spout simular to those used on spirits by bartenders. A simply twist of the wrist, while elevating the top of the bottle to stop the flow eliminates any drip.EDIT. The spouts have a small metal cap.

Water-Bug wrote:DW transferrs her EVOO to a colorful wine bottle and caps it with a pour spout simular to those used on spirits by bartenders. A simply twist of the wrist, while elevating the top of the bottle to stop the flow eliminates any drip.EDIT. The spouts have a small metal cap.X2, DW has been using this method for several years now with no mess. Tim

A quick wipe before capping eliminates drips.

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Naio
Explorer II
Feb 01, 2015
I've tried a lot of the bottles suggested here, but they are all a bit drippy :). I am resigned to my fate of washing up once in a while.

Might as well fill bottles, as bulk olive oil is cheaper for far higher quality than what I have seen in the non-bulk department. If it's not green, it's not good!
fj12ryder
Explorer III
Feb 01, 2015
noplace2 wrote:
I offered a solution twice. It apparently was not the solution that you were seeking. If you could give us an idea of where you are venturing with your RV in the next year, we will happily avoid those areas. WAA
No worries, I'll be long gone if I see you coming. Life is too short to put up with such as yawl.
noplace2
Explorer
Feb 01, 2015
fj12ryder wrote:
noplace2 wrote:
fj12ryder wrote:
I agree that there are lots of bottle you can buy in which to put your olive oil, but it just seems wrong to have to do that. If you buy in bulk that's one thing, but you expect to be able to use what you bought without making a mess. I do anyway. :)

And seriously, if olive oil and it's reprehensible spillage is of major importance to you and your camping experience, PLEASE stay home! You will do many of us a favor.

fj12ryder wrote:

I offered a solution twice. It apparently was not the solution that you were seeking. If you could give us an idea of where you are venturing with your RV in the next year, we will happily avoid those areas. WAA
fj12ryder
Explorer III
Feb 01, 2015
noplace2 wrote:
fj12ryder wrote:
I agree that there are lots of bottle you can buy in which to put your olive oil, but it just seems wrong to have to do that. If you buy in bulk that's one thing, but you expect to be able to use what you bought without making a mess. I do anyway. :)

And seriously, if olive oil and it's reprehensible spillage is of major importance to you and your camping experience, PLEASE stay home! You will do many of us a favor.
And please do us all a favor and don't post if you don't have a contribution. You will do many of us a big, big favor.
Water-Bug
Explorer
Feb 01, 2015
noplace2 wrote:
fj12ryder wrote:
I agree that there are lots of bottle you can buy in which to put your olive oil, but it just seems wrong to have to do that. If you buy in bulk that's one thing, but you expect to be able to use what you bought without making a mess. I do anyway. :)

And seriously, if olive oil and it's reprehensible spillage is of major importance to you and your camping experience, PLEASE stay home! You will do many of us a favor.

Missed our meds today, did we? Suggesting that someone give up RVing because there are seeking a solution to what they consider a problem is ludicrous. If you have no sympathy or solution to the issue, ignore it. Those of us that view it as a valid concern, promise to ignore you. :)
noplace2
Explorer
Feb 01, 2015
fj12ryder wrote:
I agree that there are lots of bottle you can buy in which to put your olive oil, but it just seems wrong to have to do that. If you buy in bulk that's one thing, but you expect to be able to use what you bought without making a mess. I do anyway. :)

And seriously, if olive oil and it's reprehensible spillage is of major importance to you and your camping experience, PLEASE stay home! You will do many of us a favor.
Jim_Shoe
Explorer
Jan 31, 2015
I buy Filippo Berio Extra Virgin Olive Oil, imported from Italy. It probably isn't imported or extra virgin, but it tastes OK to me, I don't use it that often, and it has a no drip spout that works. $8.99 for 17 Fl. OZ. on Amazon. My local Kroger sells it.
2gypsies1
Explorer III
Jan 31, 2015
We just quickly wipe the top with a paper towel before capping it.
fj12ryder
Explorer III
Jan 31, 2015
I agree that there are lots of bottle you can buy in which to put your olive oil, but it just seems wrong to have to do that. If you buy in bulk that's one thing, but you expect to be able to use what you bought without making a mess. I do anyway. :)
garyhaupt
Explorer
Jan 31, 2015
These work like a hot damn. Wal-Mart for a buck.

Gary Haupt

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