Delove kitchen funnels, glass pitchers & stirring spoons
For filling jars on canning day, pouring iced tea at the table and stirring a tall glass to the bottom.
Every Delove product in stock
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Canning funnels
Stainless Steel Canning Funnel Set
Stainless steel 3 pieces
Two steel funnels and a strainer for wide and regular mouth jars
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Silicone funnels
Collapsible Silicone Funnel Set
Food-grade silicone 4 pieces
Three collapsible funnels and a strainer that fold flat
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Funnel set of 6
All-Purpose Plastic Funnel Set
Food-grade plastic 6 pieces
Six funnels with spouts from 0.23 to 0.55 inch for narrow necks
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Glass pitcher
68 oz Glass Pitcher with Protective Shell
Borosilicate glass, stainless steel lid 68 oz
68 oz glass liner in a cut-out shell, with a stainless steel lid
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Glass jug
2 L Glass Jug with Two-Ear Lid
Borosilicate glass, PP shell 2 L
2 L glass jug in a pink shell, with a lid that holds back fruit
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Stirring spoons
Stainless Steel Stirring Spoons, Set of 4
18/8 stainless steel 7.6 in, 8.8 in, 10.3 in
Four 18/8 steel stirring spoons, in 7.6, 8.8 or 10.3 inches
From jar to glass
Delove in the kitchen
Fruit goes into a jar through a steel funnel without touching the rim. Tea runs through a strainer and leaves the leaves behind. Ice swirls in a glass liner, and a lemon drops into a glass before the pour.
This is what the Delove range is for: the small, repeated jobs of a kitchen where something liquid or loose has to get from one container into another, cleanly.
Clips from Delove product videos. The pitcher in the film has a black shell; the one in stock now is pink.
Find your funnel
Which Delove funnel fits what you fill
Measure the opening you fill most often. A spout a little narrower than the opening rests in it and stands on its own while you pour.
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Wide mouth2.25 in
Wide and regular mouth jars
A 2.25-inch spout for wide mouth jars and a 1.42-inch spout for regular ones, in stainless steel that takes boiling jam.
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All three0.5 to 2.2 in
Jars and bottles alike
Spouts of 2.2, 1.56 and 0.5 inches, one strainer for all three, and funnels that fold flat in a drawer.
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Narrow neck0.23 to 0.55 in
Narrow bottle necks
Six spouts from 0.23 to 0.55 inch for cruets, spice jars, sauce bottles and travel bottles.
Each set follows the Delove standard: one spout for one kind of opening, measured and printed on the box photo.
Pour and stir
Two glass pitchers and a long spoon to stir them
Both pitchers hold about two liters of iced tea or fruit water, with a borosilicate glass body inside a shell that guards it against knocks. Our 10.3-inch spoon stirs deep into either.
- 68 oz Glass Pitcher with Protective Shell68 oz glass liner in a cut-out shell, with a stainless steel lid$24.99
- 2 L Glass Jug with Two-Ear Lid2 L glass jug in a pink shell, with a lid that holds back fruit$22.99
- Stainless Steel Stirring Spoons, Set of 4Four 18/8 steel stirring spoons, in 7.6, 8.8 or 10.3 inchesfrom $6.99
Both pitchers and the spoons are part of the Delove collection. How to brew, chill and serve: Iced tea and fruit water in a glass pitcher.
Canning day
Before the lid goes on
Three habits from university extension services, and the reason each one matters for the seal.
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Warm jars, hot food
Keep washed jars warm until you fill them. Cold glass and hot food can crack the jar.
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Headspace from the recipe
Leave the gap your tested recipe names. It is where the vacuum forms as the jar cools.
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Wipe every rim
Run a damp paper towel around the rim before the lid goes on. Food left on the rim can stop the seal.
From the Delove kitchen
Guides for jars, pitchers and glasses
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How to fill canning jars with a funnel, cleanly
Filling canning jars without a sticky rim: where the funnel sits, how to read headspace, the strainer, and the wipe before the lid goes on.
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Which funnel fits your jar or bottle
Spout sizes of every Delove funnel set next to wide mouth jars, regular mouth jars and bottle necks, so you buy the set that fits what you fill.
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Iced tea and fruit water in a glass pitcher
Brewing hot and chilling in a borosilicate pitcher, fruit water with a filter lid, how long a cold drink can sit out, and keeping the glass clean.
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Which stirring spoon length suits which glass
How long a stirring spoon should be for a rocks glass, a highball, a tall tumbler or a pitcher, and what the tiny bowl at the end is for.
Written by everyone at Delove from university extension and federal food safety sources, read before they are cited.
By the numbers
- 15,498ratings from shoppers
- 4.6average across the range
- 6products, six jobs
- 7years since 2019
Ratings come from shoppers at our retail partner as of our last update. Each pool of ratings is counted once.
Looking for a Delove canning funnel, a bottle funnel or an iced tea pitcher?
Canning funnels
A stainless set for jam and jars, and a silicone set that also fills bottles and folds flat. Both fit wide and regular mouth jars and come with a strainer.
Iced tea pitchers
Two pitchers of about two liters that take boiling water for brewing, and our longest stirring spoons for the sugar that settles.
Bottle funnels
Spouts narrow enough for a bottle neck: the silicone set reaches half an inch, the plastic set of six goes down to 0.23 inch for spice jars and travel bottles.
Questions
Questions about Delove funnels, pitchers and spoons
Where can you buy Delove funnels and pitchers?
Every product on this site has a buy button that opens it at our retail partner, where the order, payment, shipping and returns happen at checkout. Prices here are from our last update, and if they differ, the checkout price is the one you pay.
Which Delove funnel should you get for canning?
The stainless steel set if you mostly fill Mason jars: a 2.25-inch spout for wide mouth jars and a 1.42-inch spout for regular ones, plus a strainer. The silicone set if you fill bottles as often as jars and want funnels that fold flat.
Can you pour boiling water into our glass pitchers?
Yes. The 68 oz pitcher is rated 0 to 300°F and the 2 L jug -4 to 302°F, so you can brew tea right in the glass. Let it cool before it goes in the fridge.
Which Delove stirring spoon length do you need?
Measure your glass and add about two inches: 7.6 inches for short glasses and cups, 8.8 inches for tall tumblers and mugs, 10.3 inches for tall jars and for stirring deep into a pitcher.
Do the funnels, pitchers and spoons go in your dishwasher?
Yes. The steel funnels, both pitchers and the spoons are dishwasher safe. The spoons want a mild detergent rather than a harsh one.
About Delove
Delove has been putting kitchen funnels, glass pitchers and stirring spoons on kitchen counters for 7 years. Every piece in the range does one small job well, and the guides on this site explain how to get the most out of it.
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