A condiment caddy showcases six squeeze bottles with red nozzles, each labeled JalapeƱo Ketchup, Honey Mustard, and Chipotle BBQ Sauce. Bright and orderly display on a sunny day.
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DIY Condiment Caddy

ByLisa

A while back, Barry received this awesome wooden beer carrier (now a condiment caddy) with a bottle opener as a groomsmen gift from a friend’s wedding. Of course it also came stocked with beer! The important things. What a great gift and definitely more unique than the standard flask everyone has multiples of. Unfortunately, it was under utilized to carry beer, not that we don’t drink it we just don’t usually need a method of transport from the fridge, haha! This seemed like such a shame so I gave it a new purpose as a condiment caddy.

A DIY condiment caddy cleverly holds an array of sauces like ketchup, mustard, and barbecue in a tidy wooden holder. The image features a bold red banner saying "DIY Condiment Caddy," with disposable utensils on festive red, white, and blue plates.

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DIY Condiment Caddy

Because it’s such a cool piece, I definitely wanted to use it more frequently. You could also say I am a bit OCD.  Which leads me to one of my big pet peeves. Unattractive condiment bottles! When we have a BBQ I always HATE putting the bottles on the table, but putting them in a dish just seems too formal. Well, it turns out the answer was right under my nose this whole time….coordinating bottles paired with the beer carrier to display them!

A wooden condiment caddy with a handle, featuring an attached bottle opener, rests on a marble countertop. The caddy has a rustic finish and is perfect for holding bottles or other items.

This way they can still be used on a regular basis and stored in the fridge, but displayed nicely when entertaining. I ordered these clear condiment bottles. And this is a similar wooden beer carrier but I have also seen plans for making them on Pinterest too šŸ™‚ Then I picked up 6 condiments from the grocery store to fill the bottles.

A condiment caddy holds a selection of six bottles on a countertop, featuring Heinz Memphis BBQ Sauce, Kraft Chipotle Aioli, Heinz Tomato Ketchup, Heinz JalapeƱo Ketchup, Sweet Baby Ray's Dipping Sauce, and Masterpiece Chipotle Marinade & Sauce.

Have you tried the Jalapeno Ketchup?! We have been buying it for years now and I CAN’T live without it! Definitely a household favorite. We are also HUGE fans of BBQ sauce, if you can’t tell. At any given time, it’s highly likely we have more condiments in our fridge than food. True story. So to get started I turned all the condiments upside down on top of the condiment bottles to let gravity do it’s thing and empty the contents. The BBQ sauces won the race by a long shot!

Six condiment bottles are neatly organized in a convenient condiment caddy on the kitchen counter. The bottles, showcasing visible brand labels, hold a variety of flavors like ketchup, BBQ sauce, and hot sauce.

While those filled, I made some labels for the bottles with these stickers I found at the Dollar Tree. I thought they worked quite well with the wood tone of the carrier.

A black Sharpie marker and a pack of 50 kraft paper labels, perfect for organizing, adorn a white background. With various shapes like rectangles and circles, these essentials from Garrison Street Design Studio can effortlessly transform any condiment caddy into a personalized haven.

Chalk stickers would also work well for labeling each of the condiments and would make it very convenient to switch up the contents. 

Assorted condiment bottles are neatly displayed in a condiment caddy on the counter. Heinz sauces like BBQ, ketchup, and jalapeƱo feature labels resembling restaurant cue cards. A black marker rests beside them on the sleek marble surface.

Once the condiment bottles were full I added the lids and the stickers. Note, I did cut a little off the tip of each bottle with some scissors to get a better “flow” when the bottles are squeezed.

Six condiment squeeze bottles are neatly arranged in a condiment caddy on the marble countertop, each labeled: Memphis BBQ Sauce, Chipotle Aioli, Ketchup, JalapeƱo Ketchup, Chipotle BBQ Sauce, and Honey Mustard.

Then, I put them in the condiment caddy and we were all set for a BBQ! Not only is this a pretty solution for entertaining, it would also be super easy to transport for a picnic or camping. 

This condiment caddy elegantly holds eight squeeze bottles with vibrant red caps, labeled "JalapeƱo Ketchup," "Honey Mustard," and "Chipotle BBQ Sauce." Neatly arranged in two rows, the bottles rest on a light-colored surface, ready to elevate any dining experience.

A wooden condiment caddy with a black metal bottle opener labeled "Open Here." Inside the caddy, several small plastic bottles with red and yellow caps are neatly arranged.

A condiment caddy showcases six squeeze bottles with red nozzles, each labeled JalapeƱo Ketchup, Honey Mustard, and Chipotle BBQ Sauce. Bright and orderly display on a sunny day.

Much prettier than the generic ketchup bottle and it’s so easy to bring everything outside from the kitchen now! I also love finding new ways to use items that I really love and this DIY Condiment Caddy definitely checks all of my boxes. 

A wooden condiment caddy holds sauce bottles labeled JalapeƱo Ketchup, Honey Mustard, and Chipotle BBQ Sauce. Nearby are star-patterned plates, a small metal bucket of plastic cutlery, and red-handled tongs on a dark wooden surface.

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A wooden condiment caddy holds six squeeze bottles, each labeled with different sauces: JalapeƱo Ketchup, Honey Mustard, and Chipotle BBQ Sauce. Nearby, tongs and scissors rest on the table for easy access.

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A handcrafted wooden condiment caddy with a handle, cradling bottles labeled jalapeƱo ketchup, honey mustard, and chipotle BBQ sauce. Perfect for your outdoor kitchen counter near the grill. Text reads "DIY Condiment Caddy" with a web address beneath.

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