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Stainless Steel Colander Spoon · 12.5" (32 cm)

$17.99

A perforated stainless steel colander spoon with a wooden handle that scoops and drains pasta or dumplings in the pot.

Stainless steel
Perforated bowl
About 12.5" long
Hand-wash

What's in the box

011 × Colander spoon

SKU WK-3057

In stock — arrives 5–10 business days (US) · 6–10 (UK)

Description

Fishing pasta out of a boiling pot with a flat spoon sends water everywhere and leaves half the noodles behind. Hauling the whole pot to a colander in the sink is not always worth it for one portion.

This colander spoon scoops a full serving and drains it through a perforated stainless steel bowl, so the water falls straight back into the pot. Use it for pasta, noodles, dumplings, blanched vegetables, or fried food you want out of hot oil quickly.

At about 12.5" (32 cm) long, it keeps your hand back from the steam. The wooden handle gives a steady grip, and a hole at the end lets it hang to dry. Rinse it after use and dry the wood well.

Materials & Care

A perforated stainless steel bowl on a dual-wire neck, finished with a wooden handle and a hang hole. The steel rinses clean quickly. The wood lasts longest when it is hand-washed, dried promptly, and kept out of standing water.

Shipping & Returns

Complimentary standard shipping to the United States and United Kingdom, with no minimum spend. Orders are prepared within 1–3 business days. US delivery is typically 5–10 business days after dispatch, UK 6–10 business days.

Technical Specifications

Length: About 12.5" (32 cm) Bowl: Perforated stainless steel Neck: Dual-wire Handle: Wood, with hang hole Use for: Pasta, noodles, dumplings, blanched vegetables, fried food Sold as: 1 colander spoon

Lift and drain in one move

The deep perforated bowl holds a full portion while water or oil runs back through the holes. You can lift pasta straight from the pot to the plate, or pull dumplings out one batch at a time while the rest keep cooking. There is no second colander to wash afterward.

Reach that keeps steam at bay

A dual-wire neck connects the bowl to the wooden handle, putting distance between your hand and the boiling water. The wood stays comfortable to hold and gives a sure grip when the bowl is full. When you are done, hang it by the hole so it dries.