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Caper dispenser

 No need for a pickle fork
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Capers are delicious but it can be tricky to get the little things out of the jar.

The Caper Dispenser is a variation of the PEZ candy dispenser. A tall skinny jar has a spring loaded insert in the base to give a slight upward pressure. The lid can flip open (like the head of a PEZ dispenser) to trigger a mechanism the shoots out one caper at a time through a small opening.

—a1, Sep 23 2023

Capers https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caper
[a1, Sep 23 2023]

PEZ https://us.pez.com/
[a1, Sep 23 2023]

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       Not a caber dispenser then?
—pocmloc, Sep 23 2023
   

       <obligatory> I thought this was going to be like a rolodex for the next crime to be handed down from the boss.   

       I needed one of these yesterday [+].
—pertinax, Sep 23 2023
   

       “Hey, there are no capers in this veal piccata!”   

       From the kitchen: “No problem!” Sput, sput, put, sput, sput, put, put, put.   

       “Thanks! But…”   

       “We’ll pay for the dry cleaning!”
—minoradjustments, Sep 24 2023
   

       Yes, targeting could be a problem. And it would need very limited range and some way to prevent spraying too much liquid out with each caper.
—a1, Sep 24 2023
   

       [a1] Maybe capers should be marketed in serpentine straws so one could dispense them neatly. It could socket into the pseudo-Pez dispenser. Chefs use them freely so that a spoonful (±) is close enough for restaurant work.
—minoradjustments, Sep 24 2023
   


 

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