Joseph Joseph Nest Colanders Stackable Set with Easy-Pour Corners and Vertical Handle, 2-piece, Gray

I love the colanders! I use them pretty much on a daily basis. Sturdy construction. Their shape and nesting ability save lots of storage space. I also love the handles. This helps when you are draining things that were boiling in water.

It's great having 2 sizes especially when you don't need to strain a whole bunch of stuff. The smaller one is awesome for smaller fruits and veggies and the larger is good for larger items like potatoes and pastas. I also use them to help dry the smaller items for my toddler like straws and utensils. I even use the large one for washing leggos and teether. Drainage is good and functions perfectly.

I like having two sizes and that they nest together. They are sturdy and the handles make it easy to pour out the contents.

This set is sturdy and sits nicely. Holes are a good size for everything I need and make them easy to clean.I can rest them both on the flat size. Handle makes it handy to dump from the corner. I can chop veg into the big one and pare out the bad stuff into the smaller one. Solid design.

Solid build, stands on its own , nice length handle, which also adds stability sitting on your counter, excellent Joseph Joseph, always love the brand, costs a little more but the quality and design are superior. I recommend this producr!

Handy for washing produce or draining pasta. Thought I would use the little one, but I think in the time I've had it only used the inside one once or twice. Little nested colander mostly gets in the way.Good 4/5

I make pasta almost every day and this one is great as a strainer. Just be careful when you first pour into it as it can move away as you dump the water with pasta in it. Otherwise, it is a great tool and does the job.

I don't have much to add to previous reviews. I purchased this to replace a collapsible collander after the silicone cracked.This thing is sturdy and easy to store in my very cramped plasticware cabinet. I actually sit it on its side with the handles facing up to save some space. It sits solidly in the sink, and doesn't move when you pour things into it. Based on some other reviews, it's worth noting that you shouldn't hold the handle while you strain hot liquids. The handle was easy to grip and maneuver, even when the basket was full.I strained 3-4 quarts of stock through it for its first use, and clean up was easy - no residue left behind.