AUOON Silicone Clip-On Strainer for Pots, Pans, and Pasta

M: It felt like this wouldn't fit my pots. While I never had this fall off while straining, it didn't really feel secure. I bought a regular colander after this.

This product did what they said, pretty sure it was a skill issue on my part that didn't make this a 5 star product for me

United States on Nov 09, 2023

Margaret C. Martini: EASY TO USE to strain liquid from a saucepan (for instance to strain vegetables, pasta, or liquid from garbanzos in a can). Works MUCH better than using a colander or trying to hold the lid partially against the pan. It's now easy to clip it on the pan, but took me a time of two of practice.

United States on Nov 06, 2023

A. Adams: I have several strainers, so I didn't think I needed a clip on one - but I was so wrong! This is way easier than having a separate strainer. It fits a huge range of pot sizes, and feels very sturdy. This is a small thing that made my life a little bit easier!

United States on Oct 26, 2023

Myra Ronald: This is a fantastic gadget, but I managed to give myself a bad, three-inch, second-degree burn using it.

I got curious about the way the spout flared out and decided to gingerly poke it down with a long cooking spoon. Unfortunately, that dumb move caused boiling water to shoot out in a stream against my chest!!

United States on Oct 25, 2023

Kindle Customer: I really like the concept of this clip on strainer. However, it needs to be a little wider. When I'm using it for pur family of 5 I almost always have food falling over the top. You need to have a large spoon handy to help hold food back.

United States on Oct 23, 2023

Amazon Customer: I love this product! It’s so much smaller and easier than using a strainer. And takes up less room in the dishwasher. It’s my new favourite kitchen tool :)

The only thing I will mention is that it gets discoloured in the dishwasher, and this might bother some ppl. I bought the black one and it gets a white residue on it from the washer. Although it is easy enough to wipe off.

I would def recommend this clip-on strainer! What a cheap solution to small kitchen woes :)

Canada on Dec 18, 2021

J: This does the job, but for small pots. I got this to drain the fat when I cook beef. I’m using a large pan for this and width wise this does the job, but it’s not high enough so when you tip the pot you can’t fully drain the fat out as the meat will all fall out. I’ve looked and I can’t find anyone that makes these bigger

Canada on Nov 12, 2021

ChristinaY: Pot size is not a problem. Perfect fit for pots with a diameter of 8" to 10". For smaller pots, strainer would curve up to create some kind of spout, which is OK. The strainer clips on easily to pots with a straight rim (where lid sits over the rim), but clipping to pots with a flared-out rim (lid sits within the rim) is not easy, as there is very little space for the clips to hang on to. The strainer is certainly a clever invention. I must be careful about pot rims in my next purchase of pots and pans.

Canada on May 12, 2021

Jon: I've actually wanted this for a very long time, and I don't know why I waited. I've been using this pretty frequently to strain veggies and pasta. I have 4 different pot sizes, and it works perfectly regardless of their size. I haven't had issues with the strainer falling off, the clips are pretty sturdy. Cleaning the strainer is just as quick as using it.

Canada on Dec 02, 2020

Surathi: This is a handy little tool in the kitchen. I really like it that it is not bulky and it does its job well. It fits very well on pots with a thinner rim but it is very difficult to fit the clip-like-part on pots with a thicker outer rim. If the manufacturer considers making the clip-like-part to be more expandable, it would be perfect!

Canada on Oct 20, 2020