Stainless Steel Bowl Clip for Hot Dishes and Steamers
Lift a steaming bowl out of the steamer and set it on the table without a flinch. The spring-loaded stainless jaws grip the rim, and the green handles keep your hand on the cool side of the dish. It is a small tool that makes every hot dinner calmer.
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Lift a steaming bowl out of the steamer and set it on the table without a flinch. The spring-loaded stainless jaws grip the rim, and the green handles keep your hand on the cool side of the dish. It is a small tool that makes every hot dinner calmer.
Lift hot bowls and dishes safely without burning your hands
- burning fingers on hot dishes
- bowls slipping while carrying
- difficult handling of steamer and microwave dishes
Lift hot dishes without burning your fingers
Stop wincing over steamers and microwave bowls. Clamp the rim, lift with confidence, and serve with hands well clear of the heat.
Polished steel jaws that hold what you lift
- Grip the rim, keep your fingers away
Clamp the jaws on the rim and your hand stays on the handle, not on the hot surface. The steel jaws are the part that touches the dish, and the green grip is the part you hold. Lift straight up, then carry the bowl to the counter in one steady motion.
- Polished steel that holds steady
The jaws are polished stainless steel and the handles are soft-touch green plastic with finger grooves. The grip stays firm when the dish is wet or heavy, and the steel resists wear from daily use in a busy kitchen. The small wire hook at the tip lets you hang the clip by the stove between meals.
From steamer to dinner table in one grip
- 1Steamer basket out of the pot
Clamp the rim of the steamer dish, lift straight up slowly, and keep your fingers on the green handles away from the steam. Dumplings and steamed eggs come out level.
- 2Bowl out of the microwave
Set the jaws on the bowl rim and squeeze to lock. Lift to the counter in one motion so soup or sauce stays put instead of sloshing over your wrist.
- 3Hot casserole to the table
Clamp the rim, carry the dish to the table, and release it onto a trivet once it is in place. Keep a pair of stainless tongs nearby for the rest of the serving line.
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The handles are shaped for hot dishes and sit well away from the rim, so your grip stays on the plastic. The steel jaws do take on heat from the dish, so let the clip rest on the counter after lifting and hang it up once it cools.
It is built for round bowls, plates and steamer dishes with a rim the jaws can close on. Thick rims take a firmer squeeze to open, and very small or very wide dishes sit less level. Test it on your most-used bowl first.
Yes for grip control. A damp towel soaks through and slides off round bowls, and thick oven mitts are too bulky to feel the rim. The spring jaws lock onto the edge, so one hand can carry a dish that would otherwise need two. A single clip costs less than a week of towel replacements and removes the burn risk entirely.
Yes. Use it to lift dishes out once they are heated, and clamp the rim only after the dish has come out of the steamer or microwave. Do not leave the clip sitting on a burner or inside the steamer, because the steel keeps heat after the dish is gone.
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