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Customer Reviews of Sugar Please Automatic Sugar Dispenser
Customer Rating:  Summary: Very Pleased With Sugar Please Comment: It took a little getting use to, but once I realized that a teaspoon took three presses instead of two, I was very satisfied with this little gadget. I had purchased two, one for sugar and one for Splenda. It would be nice if they could make these in different colors. Customer Rating:  Summary: We really like this sugar dispenser Comment: We were given one of these sugar dispenser for a gift and now we just bought two more to give out as gifts. We love it, however, I couldn't give it an actual five stars as we do have some problems with the sugar leaking out a little and being somewhat messy. However, it is great to keep the children from using too much sugar. I would recommend it. Customer Rating: Summary: It's ok Comment: It works as it should, but it really does not hold alot and has to be refilled often if you use sugar as much as I do. I tried it with Splenda also and it did not work too good. Splenda is to lite and airy. If you like alot of sugar it gets alittle old pushing the button so many times. Customer Rating: Summary: Cute but not worth it... Comment: I bought this device to limit the sugar intake of my child. It is fine for that, but it does not hold much and it is overpriced for what it is. I do like the nifty funnel that comes inside the dispenser. Customer Rating: Summary: good invention Comment: i bought this about a week ago. i am satisfied. it performs as advertised. i drink several cups of hot tea a day and did not want to have to measure with a teaspoon. it also is compact and stores in a cabinet shelf easily. it does not have a cheap look. 2 thumbs up. More Reviews Tea time's a breeze with our Sugar Please Automatic Sugar Dispenser. The push of a button dispenses half a teaspoon of sugar, which approximates to one packet of sugar. Two portions equate to one standard sugar cube. Use it to dispense your powdered creamer as well! Holds a quarter pound of sugar when kept clean and fresh. Made of clear acrylic and brushed chrome accents. Adding sugar has never been easier! Not recommended for raw sugar and Splenda. 
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