Diner Collection Syrup Dispenser (14-oz.) by Tablecraft Products Co

Diner Collection Syrup Dispenser (14-oz.) by Tablecraft Products Co

Similar to the ones found in small-town diners, this Syrup Dispenser is fashioned out of glass with a stainless steel handle and latch top that slides back for pouring your golden maple syrup. A charming accent for your breakfast or brunch table. See complete description »

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Similar to the ones found in small-town diners, this Syrup Dispenser is fashioned out of glass with a stainless steel handle and latch top that slides back for pouring your golden maple syrup. A charming accent for your breakfast or brunch table.

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Recommended by 96% of reviewers   |   Rated a "Good Value" by 96% of reviewers
by GORDON, CA
October 3, 2005

Rubber gasket installed backwards at factory resulting in drips/leaks.

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by Joyce, AL
October 28, 2005

This item was broken around the neck of the glass base. When I called Cooking.com, their rep sent a replacement immediately. The replacement has been received and is in perfect condition. It's a nifty way to serve syrup or honey.

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by Erick, MN
April 8, 2006

Looks just like the syrup dispenser at your local diner. Controls the drips pretty well. What does drip stops flowing before it hits the table. The seal inside could fit better, though.

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by Kristen, OK
June 14, 2006

I was looking for a way to warm up syrup, and this dispenser works well for that. I simply pour in the syrup and put it in the microwave (without the top, of course) for a few seconds. It dispenses cleanly, is easy to wash, and looks great on the table!

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by Stacee, OR
February 8, 2007

We appreciated the care with which the dispensers were packaged; however, there were stickers stuck to many of them and it took a lot of work to get them clean enough to use. They seem to be working fine.

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If you're measuring out a sticky, viscous ingredient like honey or molasses, first lightly coat your measuring cup with cooking spray or another neutral-tasting oil. The sticky stuff will slide right out.