Customer Reviews

Norpro 3-Piece Stainless Steel Funnel Set

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Based on previous comments, many people overestimate the size of the funnels. Please read the product description clearly - these funnels are a bit on the tiny side.

My husband bought a gallon jug of Tabasco, so we are faced with a dilemma of pouring some of its contents into a smaller bottle for easier dispensing. I was looking for a glass funnel that you use in laboratories, but I came across this, and it seems to fit the bill.

The funnels look like they were made of pretty good stainless steel, it doesn't look cheap, quite small in size, but I don't really deal with funneling ingredients from huge containers within the kitchen anyway, so it works well for me. And we have a tiny kitchen utility drawer in our apartment which is already stuffed, so the size of the funnels are very compact and convenient.

I uploaded a picture to scale for these funnels so future customers can clearly see the size of the funnels. I am happy with my purchase!

These are very tiny funnels. Didn't realize how small they were until it arrived. The smallest one holds about 1 grape, medium about 2-3 grapes, larger about 4-5 grapes.

Filling hip flasks is a humongous pain. You really can't tell how much it will hold and it's impossible to aim at the little hole. Who wants to spill a precious drop of their favorite hooch?

Then along comes this set of 3 funnels: little, littler, and tiny. Those are precisely the sizes you need for filling your go-go-flask. And these three are attached together with a binder ring so you never lose one.

They thought of EVERYTHING!!!!

TIP: Fill your flask with water first, then dump the water into a measuring cup. Now you know EXACTLY how much it holds. Then pour out the measuring cup and refill it with the same amount of booze. Then pour that through the funnel into the flask. No spillage, gar-ron-teed!!!!

Now you're a pro: a tidy, efficient, partier with places to go and things to do.

Now you just need to find a Set of 5 Stainless Steel 6 Oz Liquor Flasks.

What can you say??? These are a set of funnels!

Do they work? - Yes.
Are they well made? - Yes.
What's nice about them? - They nest nicely together and are a great variety of small sizes.

I make my own hot pepper sauce and these fulles are great for getting the sauce into the small bottles.

Even though I checked their sizes, these are smaller than I expected. The largest funnel will be very useful for filling bottles holding no more than 8 to 12 oz.

The smaller sizes will be useful on rare occasions when I have very small bottles to fill. They come held together with a useful ring connector, all 3 fitting within the largest funnel for compact storage.

They appear to be very well-made, all having an indent to allow air release as the bottle fills. These are a great addition for the chef who has it all, but might be of limited general use unless required for specific small-scale duty.

Small funnels can be surprisingly hard to find, and I am happy with these. I can use them to refill small bottles, and they are very good for flasks, if you are into that sort of thing!

We had one metal funnel for years and it got old and I needed it for garage use.
I assumed I could just buy a replacement, but I was wrong. I searched in several supermarkets and kitchen stores and couldn't find anything - let alone a selection.
So, I was thrilled when I found this set at Amazon.
I purchased them and am happy with one exception.....
They seem well made. They have a system to hold them together so they don't get lost. Having 3 sizes is great.
But, they are smaller than I imagined. My bad! The dimensions were clearly shown - I just didn't check. But, they weren't expensive and we can use them and I just purchased a larger funnel.

Nothing wrong with these: I needed a set of funnels to transfer essential oils, powdered spices, and herb vinegars into small decorative bottles for gifts. These do the trick. They are stainless steel, solid, nest nicely, and come with a clip-ring that keeps them together.

Good value.

Turn one of the funnels upside-down (the middle-size one works best) and presto, you have an olive pitter. Just push the olive, narrow-side down, onto the protruding funnel neck. The pit will go into the neck and the olive meat will be left. Then use the smaller funnel to push out the pit, if necessary.

As for using them as funnels... well, they are really small, so I don't.

I bought these figuring I'd put them to good use as I'm always struggling to find funnels when I need them. Upon my very first use of these funnels, the long nozzle piece simply snapped right off of the largest one. And of course, it's after the return period so I'm stuck with two teensy tiny funnels and the broken larger one. I wish I'd had a need to use these earlier on so that I could get them returned...lesson learned.