Stainless Steel Canning Funnel for Mason Jars, Wide Mouth Funnel for Filling Bottles

I was looking for a good stainless steel canning funnel - this is well made. I've used it for all sorts of things - jams/jellies, vinegars/highly acidic foods/liquids, dry goods, etc. It works well and cleans up nicely. Despite hard use, it shows no signs of wear. I is nice and sturdy, the edges are smooth. It's got a good size bowl allowing to quickly fill your jar. This fits regular and wide mouth canning jars which is also a very nice perk.

I like to make a big batch of soup and freeze it in jars for lunches/quick meals. I was getting soup everywhere trying to spoon it into my jars and my other funnels as home weren’t not wide enough. This tool is PERFECT!!!!! Super cheap, effective, easy to store without taking a bunch of space. Goodness an even if you only were to use this a handful of times or less per year, I would still highly recommend this as it just makes life easier. Work smarter, not harder!P.S. It washes perfectly in the dishwasher!

I store lots of ingredients in Mason jars, and I can as well, so this is in constant use. Stainless steel, very sturdy, and it has a nice wide lip to keep from spilling when pouring ingredients. Nice upgrade from my old aluminum and plastic funnels.

Seems well-build. Good size. I have used it to make jam and to decant soup into mason jars.

Great funnel very easy to use. Looks nice when not in use, or stores easily. RECOMMEND

This funnel is very nice: sturdy, no sharp edges, easy to clean, etc. HOWEVER: it is not "wide mouth," as advertised, but rather "regular mouth" mason jar sized. Of course, one can use it for wide mouth jars, but doesn't sit quite as sturdily as a truly wide mouth funnel would. Still quite usable, though.

My original set up was for "other things" - pouring ground coffee beans from the grinder directly into the espresso basket. I had a magnetized dosing funnel on it, and this wide funnel nested right inside the dosing funnel, and being stainless steel, was held firm in the magnetized dosing funnel. No more grounds spilling onto the counter! Worked fine, every day.Then alas, that 4-bar espresso machine gave up the ghost, so I bought another, 20 bar espresso, and discovered I needed only about 1/3 the grounds for brewing espresso as the earlier one. So, I shifted strategy, and now about every 4 days I grind enough beans to fill an 8 oz Kerr jar, and this funnel fits right in the mouth of that jar perfectly, again no tipping, as I pour directly from the bean grinder to the jar.For powders (dry contents), a soft brush or towel cleans it right up. For wet contents, a quick rinse and dry is all it needs.I occasionally make blackberry jam (if I get to the berries before the birds do and before the August rain showers cause the berries to "mold on the vine"). I had used a plastic funnel to load the Kerr jars before, but can't wait to use this one, it's got a broader mouth and looks much easier to clean, won't stain, etc.

Well constructed and works well for Mason jar filling with little or no mess.