Since the plug is asymmetrical, there is always a small gap left.
This space allows the oil to be measured, meaning it will be poured in a thin stream.
If you often cook with oil in small bottles, you’ve probably noticed that there’s a plastic ring under the cap of your oil bottle. While you might think it’s good to throw it in the trash, find out what it’s for in this article.
You’ve probably noticed the little plastic tabs on oil bottles many times. Maybe you’ve even ignored them, thinking that they serve no purpose other than to make it harder to open the bottle. Well, think again! These tabs have a real purpose and can make your life easier in the kitchen. So, before you throw them in the trash, find out why they’re worth keeping.
A tab with a double role
The tab plays an important role in the oil preservation process. It acts as an airtight seal, preventing air from getting inside the bottle. Air can be harmful to oil, as it can accelerate its oxidation and alter its flavor. It ensures better preservation of the oil and extends its shelf life.
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