🧺 Premium Quality Fine Mesh Stainless Steel Strainers Set - 4-pack with Wide Resting Ear Design - 3", 4", 5.5" and 8" Sizes - Ideal for Sifting, Straining, Draining and Rinsing Vegetables, Pasta & Tea - U.S. Kitchen Supply Review

Pros: Good quality mesh. There are two stars for the quality of the network. Now for the bad. Cons: The handles were very poorly made. I am amazed that their quality control department approved them. The wood inlays on all three pieces slip due to improper seating of the metal piece. As you can see from my photos, the smallest of them has a bent metal, while the others have fairly large gaps between the wood and the metal. Now I know I'm not just speaking for myself when I say that holds are a…

I love this set! Strong, durable, efficient and so versatile. I looked at them for a while and finally broke and got them after the plastic I had fell apart. I wish I had bought them sooner. Every time I use them I say how happy I am with them. Plastic breaks and can't even come close to being as strong as these. I've used them for so many purposes in the short time I've had them. Strain pasta, heat small batches in hot water, sift flour, dust cookies with powdered sugar, etc. they nest up…

I bought these for rinsing or straining small items like quinoa. When I first saw them I thought it was the wrong product because it didn't look like thin paint, but if you look at it the other way around the paint actually has two layers. One is ok and the second is included for support. These are not thin at all. Very strong compared to what I've used before and a second coat will probably keep it in shape for years. The real test was whether this would keep my quinoa from falling off. I used

Should have expected for the price. Screens are pretty flimsy - they should have used a larger diameter or stiffer wire to form the frame. The smaller 2 screens would be ok as they can't fit much. However, the largest sieve is too flexible. When I had to strain a full load of rice or quinoa, I felt like I had to hold the handle and front hook to keep the thing from bending or breaking in half when I picked it up. One of the smaller filters had a damaged wooden insert. Another smaller strainer…

Great design. Bought 15 months ago, used 8 inch filter extensively several times a week to rinse up to 3-1/2 cups of beans and grains at a time. The broad "ear" at the top is like a third hand: rest your ear on the rim of a sink, vessel, or counter while holding the handle and pouring. The wide band around the rim holds the strainer in place and also acts as a funnel to prevent liquid from escaping overboard. Unlike other highly rated filters*, these filters **do not rattle at all** and contain