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Local Egg Dealer Stainless Steel Water Bottle with Straw Lid

Hydrate like you’ve got a route to run. The Local Egg Dealer bottle is double-walled, vacuum-insulated stainless steel that keeps hot hot, cold cold, and you talking eggs all day. A wide-mouth foldable straw lid, rotating carry handle, and anti-slip base patch make it market-to-coop ready.

Why You’ll Love It

  • Temp locked: Vacuum insulation for all-day hot/cold.

  • Sip & sell: Wide-mouth foldable straw = fast, spill-smarter sips.

  • Built for the hustle: Rotating handle for grab-and-go; anti-slip patch stays put at the stand.

  • Conversation starter: The print does the marketing while you rest your voice.

Specs

  • Material: Double-walled stainless steel, vacuum-insulated

  • Capacity: 32 oz (950 ml)

  • Dimensions: 9.92″ H × 3.54″  

  • Finish & features: Glossy finish, foldable straw lid, rotating handle, anti-slip base patch

How to Use / Care

  • Best performance: Pre-chill or pre-warm with water for a few minutes.

  • Hot liquids: Vent the lid and sip carefully. Keep upright in bags.

  • Carbonation: Not recommended with a straw lid.

  • Care: Hand-wash only; not dishwasher or microwave safe. Clean the straw regularly.

Shipping & Timing

This item is made to order just for you. Production times vary, and it ships separately from farm-supply items.

Clancy Crowed It:
“Hydrate, haggle, repeat. Eggs don’t sell themselves.”