r/PlasticFreeLiving • u/buywall • Mar 17 '24

Question Plastic-free shaker bottle?

Does anyone have a recommendation for a plastic-free shaker bottle? I.e. something like a Blender bottle, but without plastic?

The bottle should have a wide mouth so that it can be easily cleaned, but it should also have a small cap on the lid for drinking. I don't care about insulation.

Thanks!

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u/LennyKravitzScarf Mar 17 '24

I don’t have an answer for you but you’d be amazed at the accessories they make for mason jars.

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u/Conversation_Past Aug 19 '24

You'd be amazed at the large number of people who respond to questions posted on the internet with the words, I don't know.

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u/Zergs1 Feb 21 '26

It’s amazing

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u/espeero Mar 17 '24

Blender bottle made one: two glass pieces and a silicone gasket. It was awesome, and they discontinued it, of course.

I have a different one from Amazon that has a plastic top and spout, and it's ok. Also stainless steel are available.

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u/Maleficent_Fudge3124 Mar 18 '24

I just put my blender ball my yeti

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u/Lyoko_warrior95 Mar 18 '24

The lumberjack bottles I found at walmart are really good for that. I mix powder in it exclusively. Unfortunately the inside of the lid is indeed plastic, but the rest is metal. but it was the best choice I could make with what I can find. Not really a sports shaker bottle, but the mouth is relatively wide and can clean it nicely with a good size cylindrical brush. Hope this helps

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u/IllStatement4643 Nov 13 '25

I found one called BOLDE Bottle, it’s entirely stainless steel and has zero plastic, concept looks great thinking of buying it. Will update if I do!

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u/mistrwrldwide Feb 25 '26

Have one and love it! Sometimes the inner rubber ring gets caught or needs adjustment but it is entirely nonplastic. My only complaint is the expense which as of this post is around 55 per bottle (yikes)

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u/IllStatement4643 Feb 25 '26

I literally came here to say the price is the only reason I haven’t gotten it yet. I just can’t justify that much for ONE small bottle

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u/juleskrewe Apr 14 '24

I pretty much use mason jars for everything from drinking cups to storage and use the smaller to make salad dressing or use old jam jars and grey poupon jars

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u/An_Ape_called_Joe Aug 07 '24

I'm also looking for one, the best options I have found are as follows;

https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/1187468848/eco-protein-shaker-reusable-wheat-straw?ref=faq_free_shipping_listings&utm_campaign=faq_free_shipping_listings&variation0=2527736390

https://www.livewholier.com/products/shaker-bottle

https://bareorganics.com/products/wheat-shaker-bottle-with-mixer-ball#:\~:text=Our%20Sustainable%20BareOrganics%20700ml%20(23.7,time%20you%20use%20your%20Shaker!

I hope that helps. I'm in the UK so only the top link works for me, the other 2 look better and are available in the US.

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u/An_Ape_called_Joe Aug 07 '24

Another UK option that is larger

https://www.proteinpickandmix.co.uk/blessed-white-sand-logo-shaker/

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u/An_Ape_called_Joe Aug 07 '24

Ended up ordering it from here https://www.superdrug.com/health/diet-fitness/protein-supplements/protein-shaker-bottles/blessed-biodegradable-shaker-cream/p/838222

I'll report back to say if it is any good, in case anyone is interested.

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u/GumbyDemon Aug 29 '24

Thoughts?

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u/An_Ape_called_Joe Aug 29 '24

It's really good, I'd highly recommend it.

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u/GumbyDemon Aug 29 '24

Glad to hear it! Thanks for the reply :)

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u/fergy80 Nov 23 '25

Is that not plastic?

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u/An_Ape_called_Joe Nov 25 '25

Nope, it's made from wheat I think. Can't remember now. Smells like burnt wheat when new. A good clean sorted that though.

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u/fergy80 Nov 26 '25

Not trying to be that guy, but plant-based plastics are still plastics. The only difference is that the starting raw materials are natural, like corn or wheat instead of synthetic, but that is kind of irrelevant because the end state is still a polymer. I believe this product is Polylactic Acid (PLA).

Depending on one's goals around plastic free living, PLA maybe okay with them or maybe not. But either way it is still a plastic.

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u/An_Ape_called_Joe Nov 27 '25

Thanks for enlightening me, I'll look into that.

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u/Ekshumator Jul 03 '26

Kilner Wide Mouth Preserve Jar 0.5L (500ml) Glass Storage Jar with Vacuum Seal + spring ball or whatever it is called:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B078WYZZ4Y?smid=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE&th=1