OURCABECUE Oil Sprayer for Cooking, 16oz Glass Olive Oil Dispenser Bottle for Kitchen Gadgets, 2 in 1 Spray and Pour Dark Brown Bottle with Stickers for Air Fryer, Salad

I’ve been using the 2-in-1 Oil Sprayer / Dispenser for a few weeks now, and overall I’m impressed. Here’s a breakdown of what’s working well - and what could be improved. Pros: Dual functionality (spray + pour): It’s very handy to switch between a fine mist spray and a more controlled pour. For cooking in pans or using the air fryer, the spray works well; for drizzling or precise topping, the pour function is a nice fallback. Light-blocking design: The outer glass has a “sunglass-grade” coating to block light, which helps protect oils (especially olive oil) from oxidation. This gives me confidence the oil will stay fresher longer. Wide opening & easy cleaning: The 2-inch mouth makes refilling simple, and the detachable parts make cleaning easier than with those narrow-neck sprayers. I haven’t had issues getting stuck bits of oil or grime in tight crevices. Ergonomic build: The angled handle and extended lever feel comfortable in my hand. It doesn’t require a lot of force to spray, which is nice when you do many uses in a row. Good capacity & visibility: The 16 oz size is generous without being bulky, and the transparent interior allows me to gauge how much is left easily. Cons: Spray width control: The mist is generally good, but for super fine or ultra-wide sprays (depending on what you need), it’s not perfect. It’s a good middle ground. Overall, I find this to be easy to use and beats buying the cooking oil spray cans from big box warehouses or from the standard grocery store. So for that the value for money is worth it hands down. This is a solid oil sprayer / dispenser for people who cook frequently and want more control over oil use. I’d rate it 5 out of 5 stars.

We are enjoying the set of oil sprayer, pourer. My husband was surprised that they are non-drip! The sprayer is working well. Green for olive oil and cream for coconut oil, so we consider them color-coded. They are glass containers, so dishwasher safe and durable. So far the sprayer is working very well.

The glass is brown coated glass, not amber glass but still seems to protect the oil fine. We go through it quickly so it doesn't have time to spoil. I love the spray or pour function and use both. My favorite use is for misting cast iron pans after cleaning them. It uses a lot less oil than pouring. The pour spout seems to dribble down the side, but I think it started doing this after I dropped the jar and broke the top - now it doesn't close properly, but it still works. I like the design and functionality of it, but the top is cheaply made. I'd like to buy another one, but I'm holding out in hopes they'll improve the quality over time.

Very practical and easy to use. The spray is great. I love that is glass. Great oil spray

LOVE LOVE LOVE this product!!! I accidentally dropped mine and it broke so I’ll be repurchasing, that should speak for itself…

I had a pressurized (manually pump) oil spritzer before and didn’t care for it. I decided to try this one and I love it! So much easier to use and to clean. I highly recommend. It sprays well - more like a normal spray than a spritz or a mist, which is fine with me. And the top of the lid pops open so you can pour the oil if you want. I appreciate the fact that you can do either. I’ve had it for almost a year and still love it. I haven’t had problems with the oil dropping or running where it shouldn’t. I mostly use it to spray oil in my pans before cooking.

I thought this was the greatest Innovation ever. The sprayer is wonderful and with a touch of the button you can pour the olive oil as well. Unfortunately the button will no longer work. I thought perhaps the works got sticky and tried to flush with hot water but to no avail. It's still sprays but the pouring feature is gone.

Works well, fine mist is great for use with air fryer

Es stimmt schon, was viele Rezensenten schreiben, nach einer Weile wird aus dem Sprühnebel mehr ein Strahl. Dafür ein Punkt Abzug. Olivenöl ist tödlich für jede Art von Kunststoff, der hier im Mechanismus reichlich vorkommt. Man müsste halt wenigsten die Zerstäuberdüse aus Edelstahl machen. Ich find das doof, und würde eher einen Silikonpinsel nehmen, wenn ich wirklich genau und sparsam arbeiten will. Meiner Frau gefällt das Ding, jetzt nehme ich es halt auch her. Ich koch eh nicht viel...