Product Description

Use for transferring liquids between containers. Detachable strainer filters solids from liquids. Perfect for herb-infused vinegars, homemade beer, and reusing cooking oil. Safe to use in dishwasher

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #358 in Kitchen & Housewares
• Brand: Norpro
• Model: 247
• Dimensions: 3.00" h x 2.00" w x 2.00" l, .25 pounds

Features

• Use for transferring liquids between containers
• Detachable strainer filters solids from liquids
• Perfect for herb-infused vinegars, homemade beer, and reusing cooking oil
• Measures 5-1/2 inches
• Safe to use in dishwasher

Amazon.com Review
All kitchens need a funnel, and this big one does more than simply transfer liquids from one container to another without creating a mess. Inside there's a detachable strainer so solids can be filtered from liquids. Use it to strain out those burned bits from cooking oil so it can be reused, for example, or use when making beer, herb-infused vinegars, or garlic oil for cooking. The stainless-steel funnel is 6 inches in diameter, stands 5 inches high, is dishwasher-safe, and should prove helpful for a lifetime. Hang it by its handle. --Fred Brack

Customer Reviews

Could use a finer filter
I bought the funnel to put fry oil back in its bottles after each use. It turns out the filter that comes with the funnel is not nearly as fine as I would like for such an application. Otherwise, the funnel is fine. The side handle is useful.

A big funnel and worth the cost.
This funnel is bigger than I expected and for the cost it should have been. It is very nicely made with a very wide mouth and hefty material. It will hold a lot of liquid if you pour too fast but is very well balanced and has not yet tipped on me like other funnels do this is probably due to it's significant weight.

Performed well but...
When it arrived I thought to myself that the filter holes look a bit larger than expected. Upon first use the filter is only good for large particles. Grit and bits of things like floured coatings slipped through. I ended up using a couple layers of cheese cloth instead.

One other "nit" to pick. Because of the design, when inserted into a largish container openning, there is little to no room for air to escape so I had to lift the funnela little to let the air out. Laddling 4-5 liters of oil one handed was messy at best.

All in all my $2 large plastic funnel and cheese cloth performed better for my needs.