Eva Solo 0.5 L Drip‑Free Oil & Vinegar Carafe | TRUE Shift Glass Serving Flask

Pour precisely. Keep counters clean. Elevate your kitchen ritual.

Crafted in Denmark by Eva Solo, this elegant carafe blends functionality with Scandinavian design. The 0.5 L (17 oz) flask, made from high-quality heat-resistant borosilicate glass, features a drip-free stainless steel spout and a self‑sealing silicone stopper—perfect for serving olive oil or vinegar without mess or residue.

Why TRUE Shift Recommends This Carafe

✔️ Drip‑free spout design ensures precise pouring with no table mess.
✔️ Borosilicate glass construction resists odors, stains, and thermal shock.
✔️ Minimal external materials (steel spout, silicone stopper)—avoids plastic contact.
✔️ Designed for both fridge and countertop use, blending form with function.

Overall Sustainability Score

 9.0/10

✔️ Glass is infinitely recyclable and free from plastics in contact with food.
✔️ Drip-free mechanism reduces waste and mess cleanup.
✔️ Durable, high-quality materials ensure a lifetime of service.

Lifetime Plastic Avoided by Switching

Replaces ~1 plastic cruet per year
Over 50 years → ~50 plastic dispensers eliminated

Total Lifetime Savings by Switching

Disposable cruets ≈ $5 each/year → ~$250 saved over 50 years
Less dripping equals less waste, less cleaning, and lower purchase frequency

Synthetic Exposure Avoided (Estimated Over 50 Years)

~50 exposures to plastic spouts, liners, or coatings avoided
0 BPA or PVC in direct contact with oils or dressings

Care & Usage Tips

✔️ Dishwasher-safe (top rack) or hand-wash gently to preserve stopper fit
✔️ Let air-dry completely before refilling to avoid moisture dilution
✔️ Insert stopper gently to prevent wear; twist then lift for removal
✔️ Rotate between counter and storage to extend glass life

What People Are Saying

Customers appreciate its sleek look and effective design:

“The drip‑free spout works like a charm… perfect size for everyday use.”
“Very attractive and easy to clean… no drips, no mess.”
Some note the glass feels thin but remains visually rewarding.