Silicone Pot Clip Strainer for Draining Pasta and Rice
Pour off the water and keep the pasta in the pot. This silicone strainer clips onto the rim of the pot you already use, so the colander stays in the cabinet and the splashes stay off your wrist. It is compact, made of food-grade silicone, and sized for a crowded drawer.
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Pour off the water and keep the pasta in the pot. This silicone strainer clips onto the rim of the pot you already use, so the colander stays in the cabinet and the splashes stay off your wrist. It is compact, made of food-grade silicone, and sized for a crowded drawer.
Clip onto any pot and drain pasta, rice or vegetables hands-free
- messy draining of pasta and rice
- lifting heavy hot pots to drain
- losing food down the sink or spilling liquid
- needing a separate colander
Drain your pot hands-free, no colander needed
Tipping a heavy pot of boiling pasta over the sink is a splash risk every night. Clip this silicone strainer to the rim, pour off the water, and keep the food where it belongs.
Clamps onto the rim you already own
Grips the rim, stays put
Two silicone clamp tabs with textured ridges sit over the pot rim and hold the strainer in place. You can tilt the pot to pour off the water without the basin sliding.
Slots let the water out
The basin is covered in drainage slots. Water runs through into the pot or bowl below while pasta, rice and vegetables stay in the basin.
Heat-resistant, food-grade silicone
The packaging states food-grade silicone that is heat resistant. The matte surface stands up to boiling water, so the strainer can sit right beside a hot pot.
Clip, tilt, pour, and serve
- 1Clip the tabs onto the rim
Set the strainer on the pot with both silicone clamp tabs over the rim. Press until both tabs seat flat, then check that the strainer sits level before you add water.
- 2Tilt slowly over the sink
Hold the pot handle and tip it a little at a time. The slotted basin holds back pasta or rice while the water runs out through the slots.
- 3Serve from the pot
Once the water has drained, lift the strainer off, set it on a cool surface, and serve straight from the pot.
Compact enough for a crowded drawer
- 22 cmWidth
- 8 cmHeight
- 23.50 x 6.50 x 7.50 cmPackage size (L x W x H)
Small enough to store flat in a utensil drawer
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It clamps onto most standard pot rims. Check that your pot has an edge the tabs can grip. Thicker or lipped rims take a little more pressure, so press both tabs in fully before you add any water.
Yes, as long as both tabs are seated firmly. Tilt the pot steadily rather than in one quick motion, and the clamp holds through a normal drain.
The packaging states food-grade silicone that is heat resistant, so it handles contact with boiling water. Keep it away from an open flame, and set it on a cool surface once the draining is done.
A colanders strainers style colander means lifting a heavy pot over the sink. This clip stays on the pot, so the pasta stays inside while the water runs out. One clip replaces a shelf-hogging strainer and a second dish to wash.
Yes. Clip it onto a pot of boiling water, add blanched broccoli or green beans to the basin, then lift the basin out and let the water drain back into the pot. Rice works the same way, and the clamp keeps grains from sliding toward the sink.
Rinse off starch and food bits after each use. The matte silicone cleans quickly with warm soapy water and a sponge. Pay attention to the textured ridges on the clamp, where starch tends to collect.
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