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Three funnels, a filter, and an egg separator that all live on one stand.

A good funnel set should let you pour with one hand while the other hand holds the jar. This one does: three nesting funnels with long handles, a lift-out filter insert, and an egg separator, all resting in a fold-flat stand. Set it on the counter before you start, and the small jobs stop turning into spills.

7.6 / 6.5 / 6.3 in  ·  matte cream + warm gray  ·  nesting stack  ·  fold-flat stand

• One hand stays free. The long handle lets you steady the funnel while the other hand pours. No more balancing a cone on a jar rim.
• Three sizes nest flat. Large for stock and oil, medium for juice, small for spice jars. They stack into a single footprint on the shelf.
• A filter that lifts out. Drop in the gray insert for pulp, seeds, and fine grains. Lift it by the center tab and rinse.
• Eggs separate without the mess. The slotted bowl holds the yolk while the white runs through into the bowl below.
• Folds into a drawer. The stand opens for prep and folds flat when you are done. The whole set stores in one slot.

A handle changes the job

A plain funnel asks you to hold the jar with one hand and the bottle with the other, so the funnel sits unheld and waits to tip. The long handle gives your pouring hand something to grip, and the wide bowl catches the stream even when your aim drifts. During a long canning session, that difference is what keeps the counter dry.

The insert decides what passes

Clear oil and juice run straight through the open bowl. For orange pulp, seeds, or a jar of ground spice, set the gray insert in place and it catches the bits while the liquid drains below. It lifts out by the center tab, so switching tasks takes a moment instead of a second funnel.

Where it fits

Everyday cooking Oil into a storage bottle, sauce into containers, broth into the freezer jars. The large funnel takes the messy jobs.	Baking and decorating Fill piping bags, top off sugar jars, separate eggs for meringue. The small funnel fits narrow necks and small openings.
Canning and preserving Jam, brine, and syrup go in without running down the jar. The stand holds the funnel upright between batches.	Small kitchens The pieces nest into one stack and the stand folds flat. It earns a drawer slot instead of a cabinet shelf.

Specifications

Set includes	Six pieces: large, medium, and small funnel, egg separator, filter insert, storage stand
Large funnel	7.60 in long, 4.33 in high, 0.98 in stem diameter
Medium funnel	6.50 in long, 3.66 in high, 0.79 in stem diameter
Small funnel	6.30 in long, 3.07 in high, 0.59 in stem diameter
Egg separator	6.42 in long, 2.44 in high, slotted bowl with side notches
Filter insert	1.89 in diameter, 0.98 in high, center lift tab
Storage stand	3.54 in top diameter, 3.35 in high, folds flat
Finish	Matte cream funnels with warm gray stand and insert

Care

Rinse each piece in warm soapy water after use and wipe the bowls with a soft sponge. The insert lifts out, so pulp and seeds do not get trapped in the corners. Stand the pieces on a towel to air dry, then fold the stand flat and nest everything together.

Questions, answered

What can I put through the funnels?

Oil, vinegar, juice, broth, jam, dry spices, grains, and baking ingredients. The open bowl handles liquids, and the insert handles anything you want strained.

How does the egg separator work?

Crack an egg into the slotted bowl. The yolk stays put while the white drains into the bowl underneath, ready for an omelet, a meringue, or an egg wash.

Does the small funnel fit narrow jars?

That is what it is for. The slim stem seats into spice jars, hot sauce bottles, and small openings that a full-size funnel cannot reach.

Can I use it for dry ingredients?

Yes. Set the insert in the bowl and pour. Ground spice, flour, and fine grains pass through evenly while the insert keeps clumps and bits out of the jar.

How do I store the set?

Nest the funnels together, set them in the stand, and fold the base flat. The whole set takes one drawer slot or a corner of a cabinet.

Is it easy to clean?

The insert lifts out by its center tab and every piece has a smooth matte surface. A warm rinse and a soft sponge are enough after most jobs.

Prep is easier when the tools stay where you put them.