3 Piece BPA-Free Plastic Strainer Set for Tea, Coffee & Flour

You pour the tea, and half the leaves ride into the glass anyway. The strainer that came free with the set is a wire disc with a seam that traps grounds nobody can wash out.

What Are the Key Features of This 3-Piece BPA-Free Strainer Set?

• BPA-free is the point, not a footnote - this is the plastic tool in your kitchen that meets boiling tea and coffee daily, so the plastic specification is the one attribute that actually earns its place.
• No mesh seam to trap grounds - a moulded body has one continuous surface instead of a wire-to-ring join, so old coffee dust has nowhere to pack in and go stale.
• The handle stays cool - plastic does not carry heat up from the liquid the way a steel rim does, so you can pour at your own pace instead of rushing the last of the pot.
• 100 grams for all three - light enough to rest on the rim of a tea glass without tipping it, which is the way a strainer is actually used.
• Three sizes, one drawer - glass, mug and mixing bowl are three different diameters, and buying them as a set is cheaper than discovering the one you own does not sit on the bowl.

Where Can You Use These Strainers?

• The small one resting on the rim of a tea glass or a coffee cup
• The middle one over a mug or a jug
• The large one over a mixing bowl for sifting flour
• The large one over the sink for rinsing rice and draining pasta
• Straining anything poured straight from the barrad or the kanaka

Why Choose a Moulded Plastic Strainer Over a Wire Mesh One?

• The one plastic tool that meets boiling liquid - tea from the pot, coffee from the kanaka, daily for years; everything else in that drawer touches cold food.
• Which is where BPA-free stops being a sticker - it becomes the reason to pick one strainer over another, and the question a cheap unmarked one cannot answer.
• No mesh-to-ring seam - wire strainers pack grounds into a join no sponge reaches, and bend the first time something heavy lands on them in a drawer.
• Plastic stays cold in the hand - steel takes the temperature of the pour straight up the handle, and rusts in the caddy you put it away wet in.

Details

Material & Build

• Plastic, BPA free - the food-contact specification, and the load-bearing one on a tool that meets near-boiling liquid daily.
• One continuous moulded surface - no wire-to-ring seam for old coffee dust to pack into, and nothing to bend out of shape in a drawer.
• Strain hot liquid, and don't leave the strainer sitting in a pot on the flame.

What's in the Set

• 3 strainers, in three different sizes.
• Judge the three diameters from the photographs.

Colours

• Multi colour - the three pieces are not one colour, which in practice is how you tell them apart at a glance in a drawer.

Care

• Wash with soap and water. The smooth surface has no mesh seam to scrub.

Specifications