2145 Plastic Revolving Multi Functional Rice Vegetable Fruit Wash Basket Bowl (Multi Colour)
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Plastic Revolving Multi Functional Rice, Vegetable Fruit Wash Basket Bowl (Multi Colour)
Make cooking easier with the Innovative Rinse Bowl And Strainer In One, a practical multi function kitchen tool. Specially designed for soaking and thoroughly washing rice, fruits and vegetables, legumes, barley and other larger grains. Get rid of water and starch in your pasta in a few seconds or clean your potatoes, tomatoes, daal and any other vegetable, fruit or legume effortlessly
Rinse, Strain, Soak, Mix and Store
Rinse, strain, soak, mix and store all kinds of grains, rice, beans, lentils, veggies, fruits, etc. Even cold wash, strain and serve cooked pasta without changing bowls. No longer will you need separate rinse bowls and colanders when cooking with this product.
Foldable Design
The strainer folds down to give you ample storage for your fruits and veggies. Fill with fresh seasonal fruit and turn it into a beautiful fruit bowl. it will hold them all nicely.
Quick and Easy transition from bowl to colander
The built in strainer gives you quick and easy transition from bowl to colander. Small holes quickly drain water without any grains getting caught in them or escaping. Washing and straining had never been so easy with this product
Product Features
- Washing and Straining Bowl, Easy for multipurpose use for Washing and Straining Rice , Dal , Pulses , Grain , Pasta , Noodles , Fruits and Vegetables etc
- Washing and Straining Bowl with Rounded Edges for Extra Comfort
- Extreme Helpful and Made with High Grade Plastic
- Prevents wastage of food while washing in the bowl
Specifications :
- Made from food grade material, its an non-toxic and odourless
- bowl designed to withstand daily use
- Rinse combination bowl and strainer 2 in 1 Constructed of easy-to-clean
- BPA-free plastic
- Food bowl with integrated strainer; strainer slides down when not in use Innovative, modern and space-saving
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