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Condiment Holders & Dispensers

Condiment Holders & Dispensers in Toronto & Canada

Condiment holders and dispensers keep sauces, sugar, syrup, and seasonings where guests can reach them, and you'll want them when you're setting up a dining room, a coffee station, or a catering buffet, or replacing what chips and goes missing. Winco makes the White Fluted Ramekins, break-resistant melamine in packs of 12 from 1 1/2 oz to 4 oz, and the Stainless Steel Condiment Cup for dipping sauces and small sides. Pourable items have their own pieces: the Stainless Steel Gravy Boat and the Glass Syrup Dispenser. For the table, the 7-1/2" Round Wire Condiment Caddy and 6" Flat-Back Wire Condiment Caddy carry a mix of condiments with a handle, while the Chrome Plated Cruet Rack For Salt/Pepper Shaker & Sugar Packets and Chrome-Plated Cruet Rack For 6 Oz Oil/Vinegar Bottles keep salt, pepper, and oil and vinegar in one place. Whether you're running a café in Toronto, a diner in Mississauga, or a catering kitchen right here in Vaughan, Phoenix Food Equipment ships condiment holders across the GTA and nationwide across Canada.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions we hear from operators.

What size ramekin or condiment cup do I need for sauces?

Match the size to how the sauce is used. The Winco White Fluted Ramekins come in 1 1/2, 2, 3, and 4 oz, and the Winco Stainless Steel Condiment Cup comes in 1 1/2, 2 1/2, and 4 oz, so the small sizes suit dipping sauces and the larger ones suit dressings and side portions. The ramekins are break-resistant melamine and NSF listed, which makes them a good fit for a busy line or a catered event, and both come in packs of 12. For a pourable sauce at the table, the Winco Stainless Steel Gravy Boat comes in 3, 5, 8, and 10 oz sizes.

What is the difference between a condiment caddy and a cruet rack?

A condiment caddy is a carrier for several condiments at once, while a cruet rack is a holder for specific bottles or packets. The Winco 7-1/2" Round Wire Condiment Caddy (7.5" across and 9" tall) and the 6" Flat-Back Wire Condiment Caddy (8.25" x 6.25" x 9") both have handles, so a server can move them from table to table or over to a counter. The flat-back style has a straight edge that can sit snugly against a wall or a tight space. Cruet racks are more specific: the chrome-plated racks hold salt and pepper shakers with sugar packets, or two 6 oz oil and vinegar cruets, so those items always stay together. If you're outfitting a whole dining room, see our Table Service collection.

How do you keep sugar packets organized on restaurant tables?

Use a holder made for packets so they stay in one place instead of scattering across the table. The Winco Plastic Sugar Packet Holder measures 3 1/2" x 2 1/2" x 2", is NSF listed, and comes in a pack of 12 in black, white, or clear, so you can put one on every table. If you'd like a rack instead, the Winco Chrome Plated Cruet Rack For Sugar Packets is a chrome rack that keeps packets together, and it can also be used with G-104 cruets. If servers are restocking or straightening sugar packets all shift, a holder is an easy fix.