Bottles for sauce

[portveyn]

Hi people.
 
Where do you get glass bottles for your sauces?
How much per piece?

 

[RocketMan]

For hobby sauce making you can just go to your local market and buy the cheapest bottle on the shelf, empty it, clean and sterilize it then refill and label. I can get Trappey's Louisiana Bull for 69 cents a bottle and save the shipping charges. For professional use though you can't do this.

 

[poypoyking]

fillmorecontainer.com or specialtybottle.com.  If you are looking for the 5 ounce woozy it is hard to beat fillmore for price. 

 

[Roguejim]

For hobby sauce making you can just go to your local market and buy the cheapest bottle on the shelf, empty it, clean and sterilize it then refill and label. I can get Trappey's Louisiana Bull for 69 cents a bottle and save the shipping charges. For professional use though you can't do this.

 Can you reuse the lids?

 

[portveyn]

For hobby sauce making you can just go to your local market and buy the cheapest bottle on the shelf, empty it, clean and sterilize it then refill and label. I can get Trappey's Louisiana Bull for 69 cents a bottle and save the shipping charges. For professional use though you can't do this.

 
That's what I though. It's cheaper to buy a full bottle at supermarket
Thank you. 

 

[Roguejim]

What about the lids????????? Some of those bottles have tiny necks, so I wonder if replacement lids would be an issue.

 

[GnomeGrown]

I can get Trappey's Louisiana Bull for 69 cents a bottle

Me too.
I like the Tapatio "hot" sauce bottles a bit better.
99 cents a bottle/lid/ shaker (dripper) top.
 
Like you mention though, for home use only.

 

[RocketMan]

Roguejim, sorry I've been busy around the house and remiss in answering. The caps can be reused if they don't have the paper liner in them. The problem being that with the liner in them there's no was to get them sterile if any sauce has gotten behind the cap. The ones I use have a reducer so the caps don't have the liner.