🥣 Premium ExcelSteel Colander Set: High-Quality Stainless Steel for Efficient Straining and Rinsing Review

If I spent more than $15 on this set I would return it. The metal is fairly thin (like a $1 item), the bottoms "pop" a little when hand dried, and have small metal slivers sticking out (not bad or dangerous, just not smooth). It didn't help that the bottom of the smallest had two tiny real live peanut shells (no peanut wrapper) (maybe someone sent them back. How do you leave peanut shells in?) and all for a price of $15 each. a set of three stainless steel pieces, I will use them until they…

It's convenient to have different sizes for different tasks. They're a bit lighter (compared to my old one) but that doesn't seem to affect their function (they look pretty sturdy) and they look good. My only complaint is worse than expected drainage (I used to have a mesh type). It is particularly difficult to completely remove the water from noodles. I found myself changing my technique from up and down to spinning. This improves drainage to a satisfactory level. (I was just taught upside…

Great price for 3 sieves, filters look good, rustproof, not thick but ok, stackable. However, as other reviewers point out, sieves don't drain well. There are not enough holes, especially on the bottom and lower sides, the bottom is slightly curved, causing water to escape from the lower holes, and more importantly, the size of the hole is such that the surface tension of the water does not allow it to drain it. At least I think that's the problem. The water just stands over the holes! See…