would this work well to flavor olive oil or vinegar or vodka?
1962820
Yes if you only expect a little hint of flavor. If you are expecting a somewhat stronger flavor I would say that you too will be disappointed.
1962821
I haven't tried it, but I don't see why not. It works really well with water.
1962822
Interesting question......since I did not buy this product to infuse anything but water, I honestly have not tried anything else.
1962823
I returned mine because it got mold around the gasket and it was too difficult to clean - didn't want to use bleach substance -
1074644
I've used it to boost the melon flavor a beer, with good results. Should work well in a cider.
209219
I have not used a smaller amount of oil, but I think that the flavor is improved by using extra virgin olive oil instead of plain salad oil.
673322
While I didn't try - I would doubt it. It clogged with just olive oil, my guess it would clog with something thicker like salad dressing.
788962
I use this brush to brush olive oil on to fish. I simply pour a little oil onto the brush. The paddle inside holds a perfect amount of oil. I also use it to apply oil to chicken and anything else that needs a coating of oil.
1746766
You should not have any problem. If you need to add a very little olive oil. But only if it's really dry.
146057
Contrary to some reviewers here, the copper mug is NOT intended to impart flavor to the vodka. The unusual copper mug was essentially a way to promote Smirnoff vodka in the US many years ago. And that's the truth!BTW, copper should never be used with acidic drinks, such as lemonade or tomato juice. So don't put your Bloody Mary in a copper mug! Since this particular mug is stainless steel with copper plating only on the outside, it should be suitable for any beverage.
1093069
Yes, but all quality olive oils will. It doesn't affect the flavor. Just let it sit at room temp for a while and it will thin back out. Generally it doesn't need to be kept in the fridge, though, just a cool, dark place, like a pantry or cupboard away from the stove.
344240
Probably, but it's quite expensive for that purpose. Better to use regular household white vinegar.
1914818
Enough: I use 1/4 C red wine vinegar, 1/2 C olive oil, a prepared Italian salad seasoning mix. Room to spare.
2000139
Absolutely. I am using it for pre-shave oil (Castor and Olive with Essential Oils). Works great.
2012958
I imagine you can use it and it probably won't give much flavor. In any events, I don't reckoen it's dangerous, so try it out. I know you can use it in pancakes and such ;)
533851
Absolutely - it makes using the oil so much more flavorful ! These are wonderful. I love them.
468580
Not bad at all but depends about how tolerant you are of a little baked on oil. We use mostly for veggies that have been coated with a little olive oil and garlic with some dried basil for additional flavor.
1402525
I would think it would mix with alcohol or with water shaken. It smells really good!
1109837
I don't know what the mouth of those bottles look like but if the mouth is the size of a typical wine bottle it will work fine. I use it on the green bottles of olive oil and it also fits in the vinegar bottle. great if u make your own salad dressing.
382788
Of course, but keep in mind that it does have an overpowering flavor. Make sure your other ingredients dominate by adjusting to taste.