Does it have a pour spout on both sides? I a pan now and I have to hold it in my left hand to be able to pour liquid from the pan.
602905
There is NO pour spout. But the pot just hasn't stained - even after using it several times for tomato-based items.
602906
No pour spout on either side. I like it for making rice as it's just enough for one serving. Hope this helps.
341737
Yes, it does. It has holes along the sides for dripping. It separates from the bottom pan for dripping and cleaning.
1235181
Yes, mine does. The pan is a 2 qt sauce pan with the addition of a small handle opposite the long handle. It is handy because it can get heavy with the water and the contents of what you are cooking. I love mine.
191275
It works fine with one hand, but you need an additional part: either a hand pump ("picnic pump") or a CO2 source. One or the other is required to pressurize the keg, after which tipping the handle is easily done with one hand while the other holds the cup.
898966
You are correct- there is NO spout! You have to unscrew and either drink from the top, or I just pour it into a glass, as the top doesn't feel designed to drink from comfortably.
1002264
yep. the spout is on the other side. there is also a lid in the container for easy clean. i dont regret buying this at all. so easy to clean, and reuse oil.
2234271
I thought you meant the spout. After reading your question again, the actual handle does swing up and down, left and right. Hope that is helpful.
1639373
If you start to screw on the lid 180 degrees from where you usually start it, it will tighten so the handle is on the opposite side. in other words, the spout can can be repositioned but not the handle. Hope this helps!
1944348
You have to use both hands. But it seals real good. The sloshing is kinda gross but that would be the same with anything like this.
1695746
No. It doesn't have any kind of "easy pour" spout. It just has the small screw top spout and air vent that you see in the product photo. It is VERY heavy duty though. I take it off roading and have no issues... unlike the much flimsier Reliance brand container that I had that easily dented and sprung a leak on a Mojave Road trip.
921782
Easy, the blue plastic circle next to the handle is the spout. Pull it up, unscrew it and pour your oil. You may want to punch a very small hole in the opposite side to allow for air to escape which will prevent any gushing. Happy cooking.
254300
There is a spigot as shown in the picture, but I honestly don't think it would be a very "controlled" pour so I haven't used it. I just pushed it in tight so that the barrel doesn't leak. Sorry that I'm not absolutely certain. Mine is more of a conversation piece.
1399473
That is the awkward part, you have to loosen the top, and pour. There is no designated spout, (at least on ours) .it is not a good design at all, it seems to spill coffee every time. I wrote to the company about it, but heard nothing back form them.
1119278
yes there is an opening for pouring (a spout) in the top. , I am not sure that you could pour anything on it while it's running though, it might splash all over the place. I guess if the blender wasn't too full it might work. Hope that helps!
1947184
Yes you do, but only if you need to get the last drops out. I can hold the lid in place with my thumb while pouring, keeping the other hand free. It has not been a nuisance in about 6 months of usage, twice per day.
318877
yes it does. The thing you see sticking up on top of the jug is the handle and the flip spout combined. I don't know why they don't show a side view of the jug in the picture so one could see the handle. It is a great jug if you know the secret to keep it from leaking. First open the spout all the way pushing down on it. It will feel like the lid just slightly deforms. I don't know why but this makes it much easier, at least with mine, to screw the lid on. It must deform the lid to a better shape so it goes on easier. Next screw the lid on tight, and then when you drink, open the spout the same way. Voila, no leaks. It did leak before I figured this out. yes it does. The thing you see sticking up on top of the jug is the handle and the flip spout combined. I don't know why they don't show a side view of the jug in the picture so one could see the handle. It is a great jug if you know the secret to keep it from leaking. First open the spout all the way pushing down on it. It will feel like the lid just slightly deforms. I don't know why but this makes it much easier, at least with mine, to screw the lid on. It must deform the lid to a better shape so it goes on easier. Next screw the lid on tight, and then when you drink, open the spout the... » Read More yes it does. The thing you see sticking up on top of the jug is the handle and the flip spout combined. I don't know why they don't show a side view of the jug in the picture so one could see the handle. It is a great jug if you know the secret to keep it from leaking. First open the spout all the way pushing down on it. It will feel like the lid just slightly deforms. I don't know why but this makes it much easier, at least with mine, to screw the lid on. It must deform the lid to a better shape so it goes on easier. Next screw the lid on tight, and then when you drink, open the spout the same way. Voila, no leaks. It did leak before I figured this out. « Show Less
811950
Yes, this preserving kettle has a helper's handle on one side. The handle is on the side opposite from the label. Kathryn B.