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Your cart is empty.Bring high-quality kitchen tools to your home with the GoodCook 12 oz. Glass Syrup Dispenser, perfect for dispensing maple syrup, honey, agave nectar, and other liquid sweeteners. This 12 oz. syrup pourer features a wide-mouth spout for drip-free pouring, making it ideal for adding syrup to pancakes, waffles, french toast, and more breakfast and brunch favorites. The attached handle provides easy and precise pouring control, while the spring-loaded spout cover tab ensures freshness with every pour and prevents drips and spills, keeping counters clean. The modern glass jar and sleek red lid complement any kitchen or dining area décor, making it a great addition to kitchen countertops, restaurant tables, or coffee bar stations. Measuring 4" x 3.2" x 5.6", this convenient syrup dispenser is hand wash recommended to ensure long-lasting use. Enjoy the best syrup experience at every meal with the GoodCook 12 oz. Glass Syrup Dispenser. For over 30 years, GoodCook has created the tools that have made life in the kitchen easier and more enjoyable. As we’ve grown, we strived to stay on trend and continually incorporate more function and value into our kitchenware products. We take pride in the fact that GoodCook products are being used every day, and that our name is recognized as a helpful resource supplying products, recipes and inspiration for home cooks across America.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2025
It a good dispenser for honey or syrup. Nice size for the table.
ranchlady
Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2025
Works well.I have it on my table to dispense honey.
Casey B.
Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2025
This is a game changer! Can be used for several different things such as syrup, gravy, and even juice. Would highly recommend to this anyone who loves sitting together around the table as a family or if it is just you.
AT
Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2024
Works well, no leaking. It has not been difficult to wash. The top is plastic. May not last forever, but it works.
Jim
Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2024
I had my doubts about the durability of the plastic lid but for less than $10, I gave it a try.It works like a charm with maple syrup. No dripping, no running down the side and the rate of pour is up to you. I fill it about half way so that warming it in the microwave (with the lid removed) only takes about 20 - 25 seconds coming directly from the fridge. Has been refilled several times, no problems with it yet. Since the top of the container is narrow and the lid has some limited access areas. ( area housing the lid spring? ) it takes a minute to clean but hot water and a sponge worked. I could not find definitive information about BPA in the lid but given the very limited contact it has with the syrup, I don't view it as a problem. So far, it is well worth what I paid. If it happens to break in the near future, I will update the review.
José Luis Avendaño
Reviewed in Mexico on February 1, 2024
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LA
Reviewed in Canada on December 14, 2024
Perfect size. It holds one can of carnation milk. No spills when pouring it over into my tea.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2024
I hesitated to purchase this Good Cook brand because their plastic squeeze bottle is worthless--don't buy it (leaking from the lid). The syrup dispenser is awesome--great quality, non-leaking due to a lid gasket, easyily controlled pouring and it's compact, fitting easily in the fridge door storage. The plastic top is attractive, too--a sort of matte dark cherry color. Worth every penny--buy it!
Isabel
Reviewed in Australia on February 25, 2023
Reminding me of my early days, when most of our kitchens were full of glass containers, not like today, Plastics all over the place
PGA sheepers
Reviewed in Canada on February 2, 2023
Seems to be decent and works well but as the syrup gets sticks on cover it opens hard and don’t think it will last as it doesn’t seem to be very strong
Susana
Reviewed in Mexico on August 31, 2022
Tenía mis dudas por el color y después de buscar mucho, revisar opiniones y regresar pedidos que no me convencieron, me animé a encargar está mielera y me encantó, es de vidrio y la tapa de plástico grueso y buen acabado, pero lo mejor es la capacidad y que no filtra. Estoy encantada! :D
Cartoon Head
Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2020
In my ORIGINAL review:I noted the plastic top seemed sturdy and was easy to clean. The sliding element worked well and did not leak. It was easy to slide, but might be problematic for severely arthritic persons; with mild arthritis, you should be able to slide it with no problem or pain. The gasket IS a separate element. It might come loose on cleaning, but it is sturdy, about 1/16" thick, and is made of good silicone so it does not appear it will be as easily damaged as soft rubber (as you will find on metal-top dispensers, and it's hard to find replacements for that). It snaps in relatively secure into the lid. If you don't OVER tighten, it will stay secure too. When done, the glass jar is easily cleaned (in a dishwasher, if desired). I only washed the top with hot water and soap, I did not risk putting it in the dishwasher, no need for that.I was using this for natural honey from our own hives (transferred from mason jars). It worked GREAT for honey, the flow runs well and it stops clean. My only complaint was that I wished it was 16-oz!It remains SUPERIOR to the metal sliding top versions (which work great, until the soft rubber gasket gets damaged and fails... which happens after just a handful of uses). This product seemed like it would last for years without issue.>> UPDATED:It lasted 4 months, and then the slide mechanism became impossible to open. We tried soaking in boiling water to make sure it was clean inside, but that did not help. I finally snapped out the slide, and the metal "spring" (a piece of folded metal that slides into place and is similar to what you'd find in a battery compartment) broke. The interior was COMPLETELY clogged with either THICK, old honey OR some kind of lubricating gel. Hard to tell, it was almost like the consistency of silicone caulk. It was broken now anyway so I ran hot water over it and cleaned it out. The slide snaps back in place, but it no longer has that spring to keep it shut.As another reviewer notes, THIS mechanism is its failure. It should be easier to remove and clean. I would recommend unsnapping that sliding top when cleaning. (It is just two little tabs holding it in place.) I am thinking the metal part broke under pressure of all that thick stuff and forcing the slide open. (It got extremely difficult to slide back over time.) HOWEVER, the tabs don't look particularly strong, so it's possible that will break it over time too. The problem is, unless you get that open, it is made to stay tight (to avoid leakage) that it really doesn't get cleaned out, even when left to soak in boiling water.Disappointed. I had great hopes for this as a long-term solution.But once again, made cheap = low quality over the long run.
Triple S
Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2017
We generally buy syrup from a local farm, so it comes in a big jug. When my children try to pour it, the syrup gushes out and we end up with pancakes swimming in syrup. Besides being a pain to clean, this is a big waste of good syrup! I tried to teach them how to pour slowly, but it was difficult because they couldn't see through the jug to know how close the syrup was to the opening. They ended up getting impatient and tipping the jug too much. I thought that a glass dispenser would help teach them how to tilt/pour in order to get a good flow of syrup. Unfortunately, there aren't a lot of options out there. This one is pretty good. I like that it's glass, and it seems well built. My only concern is that the handle seems a bit precarious... like it could crack off. Our main issue is that you need to slide back the top in order to get the syrup out. I can do it with one hand (holding the handle, with my thumb sliding back the top in order to let the syrup out). However, it's difficult for kids with little hands. It takes some amount of strength... a piece of cake for an adult (without arthritis), but not for a child. My kids love using it though. For now, they need two hands to use it: One to hold the handle, and one to open the top. It is helping save syrup since they can only open the top a little, and they're learning how to pour. I think that they will be able to manage as they get older, so for now, it's saving me money as I don't lose a ton of syrup due to a bad pour. Overall, glad that I bought it.
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