🔴 Red Clip and Drain by Chef's Planet - 1 inch Review

One of several Florida kitchen helpers for a Flat Earther who now lives in Brooklyn and works in Manhattan. My son is teaching his girlfriend how to cook in a fairly cramped kitchen and I've been scouring Revain for compact appliances for his kitchen. It turns out that this strainer really helps and eliminates the need for another kitchen utensil. Not big enough for a family gathering but perfect for the two of them. You are happy, I am happy.

This is very handy for pasta, especially if you're cooking for a small family and hate bothering with a standard and slightly larger colander (more washing!). Simply attach and drain. Works in a decent range of pot diameters up to a foot or so. If the pot surface is too wide. The noodles will overflow through the corners of the colander or over the top, in which case it is best to use a commercial colander. Durable and heat resistant, it is designed to be sifted at boiling temperatures. You can

I finally tested this product after purchasing it for a review on my YouTube channel a few months ago. That works great! I used it on one of my small pots but saw that it would easily fit on one of my larger pots as there was space. It's very easy to put on and take off whatever you're cooking and I've had no problem with food slipping out. I don't really need another drainage device in my house with all the screens and strainers I have so I'll be passing this on to my niece who just got her…

I already have the green clip and drain from Chef's Planet. I find it very handy for draining pots after cooking pasta, potatoes etc. It's also pretty easy to clean by placing it on the top rack of the dishwasher. I ordered this red as a gift to complement the recipient's kitchen. Unfortunately the color is a darker red than I thought. It's not bright red. I've included a picture of this along with some other bright red kitchen items, although I'm not sure if the picture properly captures the…

Works well and lasts. So far, so good. The downside is that it's not wide enough to handle an entire box of large noodles, so I deducted a star. It probably won't fit big and small pots if it's a bit wider, so it might just be a compromise between convenience and SMALL STORAGE requirements. Which is amazing in my small kitchen. I lost some noodles in the sink from watering too much but I think it will be fine once I get used to it. I also doused myself in water while misaiming. lol. So get used

I hate taking out a screen and then washing it. For years, my Bialetti pasta pan has been the answer. It has a lid that fits and drains water. The problem is that the non-stick coating wears off over time. After my second Bialetti started to wear out, I looked for other alternatives. I have All Clad pots and pans and some of them have a rim. I read a ton of reviews and many of the silicone screen clamps said they wouldn't work with a lip. This one seems to be able to. Well it is. It works with…