Reddit reviews Dozenegg Double Cocktail Jigger, Set of 3

We found 4 Reddit comments about Dozenegg Double Cocktail Jigger, Set of 3. Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.

Double jiggerA handy tool to have when mixing drinksAccuracy countsGreat for any barMade out of 18-8 grade stainless steel and Size: 1½-Ounce & ¾ -Ounce, ½-Ounce & 1-Ounce, and 1-Ounce & 2-Ounce

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4 Reddit comments about Dozenegg Double Cocktail Jigger, Set of 3:

u/nOrthSC · 6 pointsr/boston

I'd search for a Bartenders Kit - something like this - to get a good sense of what equipment you might want for the types of drinks you'll be making. I definitely wouldn't buy one of those kits because they're almost always crap, but just for reference.

Basics that I have in my bar are:

mixing tins (I like the full-metal ones, others prefer the Boston Shakers w/ the glass)
a stainless bar strainer
a layering spoon/tool (yes, I have the turtle)
a long cocktail spoon for stirring drinks
some cocktail rimmers for rimming margaritas, lemon drops, etc.
some jiggers for your higher-end stuff and pour-spouts for the basic stuff
and a wine key + decanter + aerator if you're into wine (plus a vacuum pump for bottles you don't finish off right away).

I just included the links for reference - you'll probably want to search a little for the highest-quality tools, because you really don't want flimsy stuff.

For glassware, I like to just pick out unique stuff that I find in my travels, but I have all the basics - rocks glasses, highball glasses, long-stem martini glasses, margarita glasses, pint glasses, Guinness glasses, a couple of snifters, and a Chimay glass.

For the booze it's kind of up to you, but just think about what liquor types a bar has in its speed-well for your base, and then just add higher-end, unique stuff from there. I always have a nice vodka, rum, tequila, gin, bourbon, irish whiskey, cognac, and brandy in the cabinet.

Then I have the popular mixers/liquers - Grand Marnier (skip the Triple Sec and get the good stuff), Bailey's, Kahlua, Amaretto, Limoncello, Frangelico, Chambord, White/Dark Creme de Cacao, Blue Curacao, Sweet/Dry Vermouth, sour mix and simple syrup, soda + tonic, juices, Fireball, various Schnapps, etc.

And then from there I just gradually collect bottles of high-end stuff that will get sipped slowly and dress the bar up a bit. Just picked up a bottle of Kraken that has one of the cooler labels I've ever seen (and tastes pretty damn good, too).

Have fun!

u/Uma_Purrman · 3 pointsr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

Okay so I know you said under $5 but this is just a few cents over. I hope this can count. It's a garlic masher. Who DOESN'T want one of those?! Keep all the stinky off your hands and get a perfect mince for cooking?! It's like, heaven. I hate chopping garlic.

Also, my father is a huge griller and he swears by perfection with a meat thermometer. Getting the perfect cook every time, keep your family and friends happy :) and only $3.60.

I have a silicone basting brush at home and I LOVE IT. And it's only $2.00.

Some people don't have one of these but I love having it in my sink because it keeps all the nasty food from clogging up my drains. Into the garbage where you belong!

I noticed you had a cocktail shaker on there. Great for people who want shaken, but how about stirred drinks? Do it with something fun!

Also, make the perfect drinks with perfect pours. Jiggers make it easy if you're not an experienced bartender.

I've found some cool things for myself as well! Everyone benefits :)

u/artoonie · 2 pointsr/alcohol

This really only combines 1.5 jiggers and half a boston shaker. For the same price you can find more versatile tools and higher-quality tools ($5 + $9 ).

u/errl_dabbingtons · 1 pointr/Scotch

dude why don't you just go buy a pour stop and learn your counts?

Edit: The closest I could find is this set : http://www.amazon.com/Dozenegg-Double-Cocktail-Jigger-Set/dp/B001TQ8LO6/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&amp;qid=1417638956&amp;sr=8-2&amp;keywords=jigger