Elegant glass sauce bottle with 350 ML capacity, perfect for storing and serving premium condiments, sauces, and dressings. Available in six sophisticated finishes—red, brown, yellow, white, green, and transparent—each offering distinctive aesthetic appeal for both everyday kitchen use and elegant table presentation. Durable borosilicate glass construction ensures longevity and heat resistance. Ideal for gift-giving and complementing premium serveware collections. Functional design pairs seamlessly with modern minimalist and traditional kitchen décor.
1 × Ziba Plastic Sauce Bottle (350 ML) — in selected colour (Red, Brown, Yellow, White, Green, or Clear/Transparent)
1 × Nozzle tip cap for controlled dispensing
General Specifications
Product Name: Ziba Plastic Sauce Bottle
Brand: Ziba
Vendor: Kaka Bawa Sons
Capacity: 350 ML
Material: Food-grade plastic
Dispenser Type: Squeeze bottle with nozzle tip for controlled, mess-free dispensing
Available Colours: Red, Brown, Yellow, White, Green, Clear (Transparent)
Price: PKR 250 (Compare-at: PKR 280)
Microwave Safe: No — plastic bottle; do not fill with very hot liquids
Suitable For: Ketchup, chilli sauce, mayo, mustard, salad dressing, syrup, oil, and other pourable condiments
Red: the universal colour code for ketchup and chilli sauce — instantly recognisable to guests and family at a condiment station or dining table
Brown: typically used for brown sauce, BBQ sauce, tamarind chutney (imli), and dark condiments; easy to distinguish from lighter-coloured sauces at a glance
Yellow: the standard colour code for mustard sauce; widely used in food service and restaurant condiment stations for immediate visual identification
White: suited for mayonnaise, white sauces, garlic sauce, and cream-based dressings
Green: the standard colour code for mint chutney (hari chutney), green chilli sauce, and herb dressings — particularly practical for Pakistani condiment stations where hari chutney is a table staple
Clear (Transparent): allows the colour and level of the contents to be visible at a glance; ideal for any condiment where visual identification of the sauce colour is preferred, and for monitoring when the bottle needs refilling
Features
Nozzle tip for controlled, mess-free dispensing — the nozzle tip directs sauce precisely onto food without dripping or splashing, reducing mess on the table, plate, or counter compared to pouring from an open bottle or jar; the squeeze mechanism gives the user direct control over the portion dispensed, from a small drizzle to a generous squeeze
Six colour-coded options for organised condiment stations — using a different colour bottle for each condiment allows instant visual identification without labels at a dining table, food stall, or restaurant condiment station; the colour-coding system is particularly practical for busy food service environments and Pakistani home kitchens where multiple chutneys and sauces are served simultaneously
350 ML capacity for practical everyday use — large enough to hold a full bottle of ketchup or a generous quantity of home-made chutney, reducing frequent refilling; compact enough to store upright in a condiment holder, fridge door, or on a dining table without taking excessive space
Food-grade plastic construction — made from food-safe plastic suitable for storing edible condiments, sauces, and dressings; lightweight and shatter-resistant compared to glass, making it practical for everyday kitchen and table use without breakage risk
Versatile use across home, food service, and hospitality — equally suited for family dining tables, restaurant and dhaba condiment stations, school or office canteens, BBQ and outdoor dining setups, and catering service where multiple condiments need to be organised and served efficiently
Affordable gifting option for kitchen and serveware sets — at PKR 250 per bottle, a set of 2–6 colour-coordinated sauce bottles makes a practical and visually appealing addition to a kitchen gift set, Eid hamper, or housewarming present alongside serveware and condiment accessories
Use Cases
Home dining table: serving ketchup, hari chutney, imli chutney, mayo, and mustard at the family dining table in colour-coded bottles for easy identification and mess-free dispensing
Restaurant & dhaba condiment stations: a standard, durable sauce bottle for food service environments where multiple condiments are served simultaneously and colour-coding helps staff and customers identify sauces instantly
BBQ & outdoor dining: a lightweight, shatter-resistant alternative to glass bottles for outdoor use at BBQs, picnics, and garden gatherings where breakage risk is a concern
Kitchen storage & portioning: storing home-made chutneys, sauces, and dressings in labelled squeeze bottles in the fridge for easy portioning during meal preparation
Gifting: adding a set of colour-coded sauce bottles to a kitchen gift set, serveware hamper, or housewarming present as a practical, everyday-use addition
Hand wash recommended — wash the bottle and nozzle tip thoroughly with warm soapy water after each use or when switching between different sauces or condiments; use a bottle brush to clean the interior if needed
Rinse thoroughly — ensure all soap residue is fully rinsed from the interior before refilling, as soap residue can affect the taste of the condiment inside
Clean the nozzle tip after every use — sauce residue left in or around the nozzle tip dries and blocks the nozzle; wipe the tip clean after each use and rinse the nozzle thoroughly during washing
Do not use in the microwave — this is a plastic bottle and is not suitable for microwave use; do not fill with very hot liquids as high temperatures can deform the plastic body
Check dishwasher compatibility — some plastic squeeze bottles are top-rack dishwasher safe; verify the base of the bottle for a dishwasher-safe symbol before placing in the dishwasher
Store upright with the cap on when not in use to prevent nozzle blockage and to keep the condiment inside fresh and uncontaminated
Ziba Plastic Sauce Bottle - 350 ML | Red, Brown, Yellow, White, Green & Transparent
250.00280.00
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Frequently Asked Questions
The six colours follow a widely used condiment colour-coding convention that allows instant visual identification without needing labels. Red is for ketchup and chilli sauce. Brown is for brown sauce, BBQ sauce, or imli (tamarind) chutney. Yellow is for mustard. White is for mayonnaise, garlic sauce, or cream-based dressings. Green is for hari chutney (mint), green chilli sauce, or herb dressings — particularly useful in Pakistani kitchens and food service where hari chutney is a table staple. Clear/Transparent allows the contents to be seen directly, making it suitable for any condiment where colour identification is preferred. Using one colour per condiment eliminates confusion at a busy dining table or condiment station.
Nozzle blockage is caused by sauce residue drying inside or around the tip after use. To prevent it, wipe the nozzle tip clean with a damp cloth or paper towel immediately after each use before the sauce has a chance to dry. During washing, remove the nozzle tip if it detaches and rinse it thoroughly under running water, using a toothpick or thin brush to clear the nozzle opening if any residue has hardened inside. If the nozzle is already blocked, soak it in warm water for a few minutes to soften the dried sauce, then clear the opening with a toothpick. Store the bottle upright with the cap on to prevent air drying residue inside the nozzle between uses.
Yes — the bottle is made from food-grade plastic suitable for storing sauces, condiments, and dressings. It is safe for cold and room-temperature condiments such as ketchup, chutney, mayo, mustard, and salad dressing. Do not fill with very hot liquids as high temperatures can deform the plastic body or affect the material. For condiments that require refrigeration (such as home-made chutneys or mayo-based sauces), the bottle can be stored in the refrigerator — ensure the cap is firmly closed. Wash the bottle thoroughly before first use and between refills to maintain hygiene, especially when switching between different types of condiment.
For a standard Pakistani home dining table, a set of 3–4 bottles covers the most common condiments: Red (ketchup or chilli sauce), Green (hari chutney), Brown (imli chutney), and Clear or White (mayo or garlic sauce). For a restaurant, dhaba, or food stall condiment station, a full set of all 6 colours provides complete coverage of all standard condiments and creates an organised, professional-looking station. For BBQ or outdoor events, buy 2–3 of the colours you use most frequently so you always have enough quantity on the table. The low unit price (PKR 250) makes buying a full colour set very accessible.
Plastic squeeze bottles offer several practical advantages over glass for everyday condiment dispensing. They are shatter-resistant, making them much safer for use around children, on dining tables, and at outdoor events where a dropped glass bottle would be a hazard. The squeeze mechanism gives direct portion control that is not possible with a glass bottle, where pouring tends to be less precise. Plastic bottles are also significantly lighter, making them easier to handle and pass at the table. The main trade-off is that plastic can absorb odours from very pungent condiments over extended periods and is not suitable for hot liquids. For everyday cold condiments such as ketchup, chutney, and mayo, a plastic squeeze bottle is the most practical, safe, and convenient dispensing option.