GoodCook 3-Quart Bottle, Made Without BPA

I'm using this as a container for Splenda. It keeps it dry and pours just slowly enough to be controllable. Hubby makes his own oatmeal for breakfast, but he has tremors, so pouring is much easier than spooning.I got tired of cleaning it up off the counter and floor, and I decided to buy this. It works very well, is easy to hold, and 3 quarts is the perfect size to contain enough to last a while. A great purchase. I recommend it.

This worked perfectly to hold pre mixed pancake batter for camping and fit nicely in the RV’s refrigerator. I just bought a second one for scrambled eggs :)

Perfect to carry mixed drinks for tailgates!!!

The size and quality seem fine of the 3 qt container, but the lid is designed to not over-tighten so the pour spout always faces out. Even gentle shaking of the liquid (to dissolve drink powder, stir juice, etc) will cause it to dribble out. It will pour without leaking though, as long as you don't squeeze too hard or shake. I'm tempted to use a sharp knife and remove the plastic nubs preventing the lid from being screwed on tighter and see how well it seals then.Edit: I used a sharp knife to remove the plastic nubs and now it seals just fine, but the spout is not perfectly center anymore, not that I care.

Great product. Didn’t like that it was thrown onto my porch with no wrapping of any kind.

I was looking for a 3 - 4 quart mixing pitcher that would fit in my refrigerator door. Rubbermaid seemed like the obvious choice but I was put off by the $20 price. I decided to go with a 3 quart size and this GoodCook pitcher. The price was under $10 and I am very pleased. It is made of sturdy plastic that is easy to clean and doesn't flex when handling. The top seals well enough to avoid leaking when shaking the liquid contents and during the pour. I would purchase this product again.

The lid is a bit tricky to get on but if lined up correctly it will seal well enough to shake and not leak. Concerning part is the gasket on the lid molds and the lid under the gasket molds. Also the container molds inside and the open is too small for an adult hand to reach in to clean. Use a brush to clean. Also holds smells. I clean with vinegar and bleach (separately) to fight the smell and the mold. I've has the gasket soaking in bleach water for 2 days and it still has mold. Unable to find replacement gaskets yet...but I'll keep looking.

Already owned two Goodcook containers; easy to store at least four in refrigerator; use for teas, water, smoothies, etc. Great product.

Water will leak out.