Charcoal Companion Classic Diner Condiment Bottle Set / Ketchup, Mayo, Mustard

These are the real ma-coy! I thought the caps were separate, but they are locked on, and require a twist to open and close. Won't have to worry about loosing them. The material is high quality and much thicker than the cheap ones you find in the stores. Very cool and retro! I mostly wanted one for mayonnaise that can be filled easily, but am using all three.

I love these containers. Unfortunately one dropped and it broke right in half....so try not to drop them. They are great, we don't have to search the frig for this stuff, they are so easy to see, and use.

These were cute for a barbecue party but unfortunately they are too firm to squeeze out your condiments easily. Would be better if the plastic was a little more flexible.

Cute for sure, but not only did mayo container come damaged (cracked up the side) requiring a last minute tape up, but they were all hard to squeeze anything out.

This had what seemed to be a lot of bad reviews. I think it is a pretty decent product, for the price. I specifically bought this item so that I could transfer the condiments from larger oversize bottles, that I buy to save, money to these smaller ones. My grandkids, especially, could not grip the big bottles. Havent had these very long. But as of now, the grandkids can easily use them and the tops are staying on nicely. I think they are an ok price for the item.

Easy to squeeze, fun to look at, sealing top rather than open, and nice to put out for a barbecue. What else do you need? I then can pop them right in the fridge for the next time I want to use them, especially given that the tops have good, strong caps.

I bought this set as a Christmas gift for my Mom, who doesn't have the hand strength that she used to. She had been using a translucent squeeze bottle for her salad dressings, so I thought that this retro-looking set would be just as useful for her.I was wrong.The first thing I noticed when I tried these out is that the plastic is too thick to squeeze easily for persons with normal hand strength, let alone those with less strength.The second problem I found is that the ink can smudge off: Since it seemed less wasteful to use up the mayo in the bottle instead of dumping it back into the jar, we've been using the mayo bottle for the past couple of weeks. When I most recently used the bottle, my hands were still slightly wet from washing them. After I used the bottle, I noticed that the printed ink had smudged off onto my fingers, and I had transferred some smudges to the back side of the bottle (see my first two photos). To test this further, I applied some non-stick spray (which I've used to remove permanent marker ink on plastic before) to the bottle and wiped. The printed ink came easily off. (see my third uploaded photo).For an alternative, I recommend just going with translucent squeeze bottles (look for a Recycling Symbol triangle with a number "4" on the bottom). Those bottles are so much easier to use. And, when cleaning, since they're semi-clear, it's easy to see the food bits that you've missed.

These are working out great. Instead of taking big bottles of mustard and catsup - i just pour some in these bottles (i've been filling them about 1/3 to 1/2. then if they sit out too long, just dump it and fill again for next tailgate. using the white/mayo bottle for BBQ sauce. tops work fine/twist spout to open/close.

Super , sieht toll aus und macht sich sehr gut auf dem Tisch

Perfect for the bbq, however I did think it came in a plastic holder, but it’s cardboard! But that was me not looking at it right! But they are brilliant!