Sieves and colanders are two types of strainers that are useful in any kitchen. However, they have very distinct functions in ...

The Clever Colander Trick We Wish We’d Known About Sooner originally appeared on Parade. As a big pasta fan, I’ve been using my colander to drain noodles for ages. It also comes in handy when I'm ...

Colanders last a long time. But through heavy use, they get chipped, dented, partially rusted or melted. Eventually, you’ll need to replace your old colander with a new one. Don’t throw the old one ...

Which collapsible colanders are best? Colanders are a valuable kitchen tool used for more than just draining pasta. They can also be used to drain excess water from vegetables (such as cabbage and ...

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Traditionally, draining grease from cooked ground beef has been a messy and inconvenient task. Many household cooks resort to using paper towels or pouring hot grease down the drain, both of which are ...

A savvy foodie has revealed that you've likely been using your colander wrong when it comes to draining pasta, with another method being far more effective. When whipping up a pasta dish, the vast ...

Bulky colanders and wire sieves take up premium cabinet space but are necessary for draining cooked veggies and pasta, or straining stock. Chef’s Planet’s new Clip & Drain ($12 to $15) can turn almost ...

You're standing at the sink, colander in hand, and without thinking, you turn on the tap to blast your freshly cooked pasta ...