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Reddit mentions of Bottle Scraper - Reusable Aid to Get the Last Drop,Silicone Last Drop Spatula - Flexible Utensil and Kitchen Aid,Silicone Scraper - Long Handle Clean Tools.
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We found 1 Reddit mentions of Bottle Scraper - Reusable Aid to Get the Last Drop,Silicone Last Drop Spatula - Flexible Utensil and Kitchen Aid,Silicone Scraper - Long Handle Clean Tools.. Here are the top ones.
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★ ECO-FRENDY - 2 pack bottle scraper with 14" longer PP handle,the scraper part ( red silicone part ) is 100% food grade silicone and BPA free.★ HIGH QUALITY - For this bottle scraper,the red silicone parts has very good elasticity. It can be restored to the original shape immediately after extrusion deformation,and suitable for all containers with a opening diameter of more than 25 mm.★ Widely Used - This long handled tool is specially designed to get every last bit from jars of jam, marmalade etc,bottle scraper help reach the last bit of your sauce, cosmetic, grocery, and personal care items,It's also a very good cleaning tool that keeps your life cleaner and less wasteful.★ WARNING - These bottle scraper are made of excellent-quality materials(BPA free),Since this is a new product, if there is any smell, please don't worry, open the package and place it for 1-2 days.If the handle is bent, do not worry. Because the handle is too long, you only need to use your hands to reverse the pressure in the opposite direction.★ BE ASSURED OF PURCHASE - Our company promises that if you are not satisfied with this bottle scraer, we will 100% money back,if you think our product does not work as described or comes with damages upon arrival, let us know, our support team should entertain your concerns and make sure you stay satisfied with your purchase.
Specs:
| Color | red / white |
| Height | 1 Inches |
| Length | 14 Inches |
| Weight | 0.0425 Pounds |
| Width | 2 Inches |
I have always made my own sauce, spending hours watching a simmering pot, using good tomatoes, etc.
But then I discovered Rao's. It's too expensive, you can't justify it, but it's great, particularly Rao's Arrabbiata. The Marinara is good, too, if you don't like a little kick to your sauce. I literally lick the spoon, scrape every drop out of the jar and lick the lid. I bought one of those silicone scrapers to get every last drop out of the jar.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B072SKXD2T/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Sometimes you can find Rao's on sale for $5.99 or $6.99