NsMar42111
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How do you guys that use the Riceland Rice Bran oil pour out of that huge mouthed jug?! I almost made a huge mess! :cry: I don't have a smaller bottle to pour into right now, curious what ya'll do.....
Riceland oils-pouring out of wide mouth jug?
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Are you referring to the gallon jugs? I have no problem pouring it and I use it for cooking too. If you are pouring it into smaller bottles or jars, use a big funnel to transfer the oil.
Also, if you put a smooth stick (like a drinking straw, chopstick, or dinner knife) across the mouth, you can pour the oil down the stick with less chance of dribbling. See my post in this thread: http://www.soapmakingforum.com/showthread.php?p=573581
NsMar42111
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Hrmmmmmmmmmmm I may have to try the stick method. Or the funnel.... heck I was looking for a pump spout to fit them! Will try the stick thing and see if I'm coordinated enough 
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I've been pouring my RBO into a clean 2 cup measuring cup (pyrex I got for making soap then learned that glass and lye are not friends), pouring more than I need and just adding whatever extra I poured into my cooking oil bottle. Usually only wind up with an ounce or two to add to my cooking oil. I have not added ROE to my oils (yet- soon as I get some I will, then the excess will go back into the main jug). It pours a lot less drippily if you can pour kind of fast, which you can do into a measuring cup. I may have to try the stick method, though.
