🥄 Joseph Joseph Large Black Scoop Colander Strainer Slotted Spoon: Versatile and Efficient Kitchen Tool Review

I don't usually fall in love with kitchen gadgets. Frustrated with how ineffective my old notched kitchen spoon was and how I hated messing up my large strainer to drain a small amount, I discovered this scoop. Not too big; not too small; precisely. My only "warning" is that it's plastic, so it probably won't hold up to much abuse, especially in the "hot fat world". But for tasks on the stovetop that involve picking up pasta and veggies, for example, this is a winner. It also takes up much less

Ideal for scooping bones out of homemade broth, pasta out of water, etc. without having to pour a huge cauldron of boiling liquids and solids into a colander. Another use I've found is for rinsing canned beans or drying canned vegetables without a difficult-to-clean colander or large colander. The contents of a standard sized glass is just right. You can also use it to rinse a portion of berries. It is lightweight and very easy to clean. It's very big and very high, but that's why it's so…

Love this thing! It is quite strong and easily holds many ravioli, tortellini or any other shape of pasta. One note, it doesn't go well with long spaghetti. It's also great for grabbing veggies when I'm blanching them in water, or chicken breasts I've cooked. I was injured in a car accident and my hands are not in the best condition. This eliminated the need to use pliers for some things. It also made lifting heavy pots filled with liquid almost completely unnecessary. Cooking is therapy for…