Resort Chef Clip-on Pot Strainer: Efficiently Strain Pasta, Meat Grease, Eggs, Rice, Fruits & Vegetables - BPA Free, Eco-Friendly! Includes Bonus Matching Silicone Spatula- Perfect Gift Idea! Review

So cute! This kitchen is a must. I hate keeping the lid on a heavy pot that I want to drain. That makes it a lot easier! I need about 5 pieces! Also makes a great unique gift.

I'm obsessed! Easy to use, reduce draining time and easy to clean. It's small and easier to store than my various colanders. I might even throw them all away. Love this little gadget

This thing saves lives. It works with fat and boiling water and is easy to clean. Doesn't get hot so you can pop it in the pot you're cooking in and take it out right away without burning your hand.

At first I thought it was a cheap piece of plastic that wouldn't last long and won't stay in place. Does everything he says with no problems. Can be washed in the dishwasher. Just walk slowly so the food doesn't spill. Fits in every pot I have. Definitely space-saving.

Love it just needs to be a little bigger so the pasta doesn't overdo it when cooking large batches. Red colander with clip. BEST for Straining Meat Fat, Pasta, Eggs, Rice, Fruits & Vegetables - FDA Approved, BPA Free - Includes Bonus Silicone Spatula - Great Gift!

I have a large version of this spatula and use it for scraping cans, small saucepans and a food processor. To be honest I've only used the strainer once or twice on medium and small pots because I haven't gotten into the habit of using it yet, but it snaps firmly into place and fits right into the top rack of the dishwasher.

This strainer easily attaches to the side of my largest pot (16 quart) and allows me to drain my angel hair paste much easier than a standard strainer. This is important to me as I only have limited grip strength. Easy to clean in the top rack of the dishwasher, although I chose to hand wash it to prolong its life.

No opinion yet. I used it 4 times on 3 different pans. It didn't quite live up to my expectations, I was hoping to find an alternative to using a colander all the time and I didn't necessarily find this product the answer. It doesn't work well in the small saucepan I intended to use for sifting veggies. I have pots and pans from two manufacturers and they don't match my Farberware pans, but work fine with my 6 liter Rachel Ray but not my 4 liter Rachel Ray. Think twice before attempting this.