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Unnel for Filling Bottles, 5 Inch Food Grade Stainless Steel Kitchen Funnel with 200 Mesh Filter Strainer ✨

Unnel for Filling Bottles, 5 Inch Food Grade Stainless Steel Kitchen Funnel with 200 Mesh Filter Strainer ✨

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Unnel for Filling Bottles, 5 Inch Food Grade Stainless Steel Kitchen Funnel with 200 Mesh Filter Strainer ✨

Unnel for Filling Bottles, 5 Inch Food Grade Stainless Steel Kitchen Funnel with 200 Mesh Filter Strainer ✨

Regular price $21.99
Regular price $21.99 Sale price $29.41
SAVE 25% Sold out

More in the bottle. Less on the counter.

Guide oils, juices, and other liquid ingredients into bottles and jars with a stainless steel funnel and reusable fine-mesh filter.

More in the bottle. Less on the counter.
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🫗Keep pours containedThe wide mouth helps catch the flow and reduce splashes around bottle openings.
🧺Strain as you transferThe mesh filter catches small particles while liquid passes through.
🧼Clean up between tasksRemove the filter to wash the parts separately after use.

A useful step between making and storing

For cooks who bottle ingredients, prepare homemade drinks, or strain cooking oil, this funnel brings pouring and filtering into one tool.

Small kitchen tasks deserve thoughtful tools.

Set up, pour, and put away

Check the receiving container before you begin, then choose whether your liquid needs filtering.

Set up, pour, and put away
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  1. STEP 1🍶

    Check the opening

    Make sure the tapered spout sits securely in your bottle or jar.

  2. STEP 2🔍

    Choose your filter setup

    Use the removable mesh when you want to catch small food particles.

  3. STEP 3✋

    Steady the pour

    Use the side handle for control and pour gradually into the wide opening.

  4. STEP 4🚿

    Wash after use

    Separate and wash the filter promptly after oily liquids, then use the hanging hole for storage.

Built around a controlled flow

Each part has a practical role in moving liquid from one container to another.

Built around a controlled flow
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5-inch funnel

The stated funnel size provides a broad entry point for pouring.

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200-mesh filter

The fine screen traps small particles during straining.

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Air channel

An air channel supports liquid flow during bottle filling.

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Tapered spout

The narrowing outlet guides liquid toward the receiving container’s opening.

Put it to work with everyday liquids

Use the funnel for supported kitchen transfers, adding the filter when straining is useful.

Put it to work with everyday liquids
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🍳

Strain cooking oil

Catch food bits as cooking oil passes through the mesh into a suitable container.

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Bottle homemade juice

Guide juice into a bottle while filtering small fruit particles.

🥛

Transfer milk

Use the wide opening to help direct milk into a receiving bottle or jar.

Useful touches beyond the pour

The finish, handle, and storage details make this a practical addition to a cooking routine.

Useful touches beyond the pour
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  • 🛡️

    Rust-resistant stainless steel

    Food-grade stainless steel forms the funnel’s sturdy body.

  • 🤲

    Curved side handle

    A dedicated grip helps you steady the funnel while keeping your hand away from the pouring path.

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    Smooth finished rim

    The finished edge and brushed interior support comfortable handling and easy wiping.

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    Hanging storage

    The hanging hole gives the funnel a convenient place on a kitchen hook.

Ready for the small jobs that follow cooking

Bring it out when a wide pan or mixing container needs to meet a smaller opening.

Ready for the small jobs that follow cooking
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After a frying session

When transferring cooking oil, use the mesh to catch food particles. Let hot oil cool before handling.

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During homemade drink prep

After preparing fruit juice, set the funnel over a suitable bottle and strain as you fill.

Three reasons to keep it close

A practical fit for kitchens where pouring and straining happen regularly.

Three reasons to keep it close
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Everyday home cooking

Keep it with your prep tools for transferring liquid ingredients.

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Homemade beverage days

Bring it into a juice-making routine when you want to strain before bottling.

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An organized prep area

Use hanging storage to keep the funnel accessible between tasks.

Check the fit and the filtering need

Two practical checks help you decide how this funnel fits your kitchen.

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Your container opening

The tapered spout suits many standard narrow-opening bottles. Check your container’s opening before use.

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Your liquid’s texture

Choose the mesh setup when you want to catch small particles; remove the filter for transfers that do not need straining.

For cooks who make, strain, and refill

Especially useful when these tasks are already part of your kitchen routine.

🥘

Frequent home cooks

For transferring cooking liquids between prep and storage containers.

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Homemade juice makers

For combining fine straining and bottle filling in one setup.

☕

Coffee preparers

For coffee-related liquid transfers where a funnel and mesh screen are useful.

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Bottle-and-jar organizers

For moving liquid ingredients into containers with smaller openings.

The essentials at a glance

MaterialFood-grade stainless steel
Stated size5-inch funnel
FilterRemovable, reusable 200-mesh strainer
Surface finishSmooth finished rim with a brushed interior
Handling and storageCurved side handle and hanging hole
Pouring designWide mouth, tapered spout, and air channel

Questions before your first pour

Can I remove the mesh filter?

Yes. The fine-mesh filter separates from the funnel for cleaning or transfers that do not require straining.

What liquids can I use it with?

Supported uses include cooking oil, fruit juice, milk, and coffee.

Will it fit a narrow-neck bottle?

The tapered spout fits many standard narrow-opening bottles. Check that it sits securely in your particular container before pouring.

Can the filter be reused after straining oil?

Yes. Wash it promptly after filtering oily liquids to remove residue before the next use.

Can I transfer warm cooking oil?

The stainless steel funnel is described as suitable for warm cooking oil. Let hot oil cool before handling; the side handle does not eliminate the risk of burns.

How can I store the funnel?

Use its hanging hole to store it on a suitable kitchen hook.

A practical helper for pouring and straining

Bring a wide-mouth funnel, removable fine-mesh filter, and steady side grip into your everyday kitchen prep.

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