[CH] Neat idea

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Some months back there was a discussion thread about the best way to
fill sauce bottles with small openings.

Today I saw a really neat one.
My friend had bought (at a restaurant supply store that carries used
equipment)  one of the  gadgets that  squirts jelly into donuts.
(container  with a plunger and lever and a  tapered tube  sticking out
the side that one would stab  a donut on and applying force to the leve,
inject  the jelly.
My friend adapted it with some clear plastic tubing (he got it at an
acquarium store)  which is long enough to insert to the bottom of the
bottle and as he depresses the plunger with one hand he withdraws the
tubing to the top of the bottle.  This way there are no air spaces in
the bottles  (this sauce is fairly thick).

They then go into a metal rack and are heat processed in water.

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