The test: Gravy boats | Food

Thu 29 Apr 2010 08.00BST First published on Thu 29 Apr 2010 08.00BST Photograph: Sarah Lee/Guardian Photograph: Guardian

The test: Gravy boats

Thu 29 Apr 2010 08.00 BST First published on Thu 29 Apr 2010 08.00 BST

  • Gravy boat

    A colourful and pleasingly rotound gravy jug that pours without any drips and looks far more expensive than its very reasonable price tag. £9.50, johnlewis.com 08456 049 049

  • Maxim gravy boat with saucer

    Straightforward porcelain gravy boat and matching plate. Holds a good amount of sauce and the spout decants most efficiently.£9.50, marksandspencer.com 0845 609 0200

  • Pillivuyt gravy warmer (£18.25) separator (£19.50)

    Ensure the gravy stays warm by putting a candle into the holder. Option of two spouts, one of which leaves the fat behind. The gravy boat is small though and requires careful pouring to avoid spills. divertimenti.co.uk 020-7935 0689Photograph: Sarah Lee/Guardian
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