If you're tired of passing the large syrup bottle around the table, try a syrup dispenser instead. Smaller amounts of the topping are easier for kids and older family members to handle and can also help with portion control. Whether it's maple, strawberry, or blueberry syrup, these dispensers will look good serving your favorite flavor at the table. Read on to see which syrup dispensers we liked best.
Tablecraft syrup dispenser
Charming aesthetic of yesteryear
Add a splash of color to your table with this fun dispenser.
Pros:
- Attractive color
- Unique shape
Cons:
- Lid is not dishwasher safe
This jadeite option from Tablecraft has a decent weight to it, making it less likely to tip over when moving around the table. The square body provides a shorter profile and a modern look. You can release syrup with the handle mechanism, and after breakfast, you can toss the jar portion in the dishwasher.
Norpro honey and syrup dispenser
Unique pouring style reduces mess
This style is great for keeping both syrup and honey on your table.
Pros:
- Holds 8 ounces
- Syrup is ready to release onto food
Cons:
- Requires handwashing
Elevate your next breakfast or brunch with this flipped version of a syrup dispenser. The teardrop-shaped reservoir holds the syrup near the spout, and it can flow freely onto your food when you press the trigger handle. To maintain a clean table, this dispenser comes with a glass base to rest in.
Good Cook glass syrup dispenser
Highest capacity syrup dispenser
The glass container can be heated in the microwave.
Pros:
- Generous spout
- Twelve-ounce capacity
Cons:
- Spring lever is a bit stiff
This dispenser's size keeps you from refilling it too often, but still allows for buying bulk-sized syrup bottles. It has smooth glass sides and a red plastic top with a spring lever. When pouring, you'll appreciate the oversized handle that makes controlling the syrup's flow easy.
American Metalcraft beehive syrup dispenser
Holds 6 ounces of syrup
Featuring ribbed sides, this dispenser has a great look as you pour.
Pros:
- Spring flap on top
- Budget-friendly
Cons:
- Seal could be tighter
For those who are looking for the syrup dispenser you spot at most diners, consider this budget option. The glass base is covered in ridges that provide a unique look and holds six ounces of your favorite syrup to drizzle on your pancakes or waffles. On the top, you'll find a spring flap to control freshness and leaks.
Le Creuset stoneware syrup jar
Tapered spout for mess-free drizzling
This bright red option pours with style.
Pros:
- Really cute
- Maple leaf emblem on side
- Very durable
Cons:
- No lid
This open-top syrup dispenser is easy to fill and safe for the dishwasher. It can be heated in the microwave or even in the oven (up to 500F), so your breakfast foods will be coated in warm syrup. The enamel finish is non-porous, preventing it from picking up stains and also resists damage.
Pour it on with these syrup dispensers
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Now you know about our favorite dispensers, so which one will you pick? If we had to pick just one, we'd recommend the Tablecraft syrup dispenser. It's hard to resist the creamy, green-colored glass on this option. Not only will it add a bit of color to your table, but it's also very easy to pour with its convenient handle and slide mechanism.
If you want to spring for something a bit less traditional-looking, consider the Norpro honey and syrup dispenser. This version keeps syrup at the bottom, ready to pour over your favorite foods with the touch of the lever. Between uses, this dispenser can rest in the included glass base, which can also store warm water to prevent crystallization.