KitchenAidKE161OHOBA Classic Strainer, 7-inch

This has held up well and is still going strong. I have used it for a variety of scenarios and it is just an all around fantastic strainer. If and when this one breaks, I'll buy this again without a second thought. Spend a little more and get a quality product from a reliable company that will last. It doesn't feel cheap or flimsy and I can always get a firm grip on this strainer. My go to for rinsing 1 or 2 cups of rice. Coffee filters have a good fit for additional filtering too. I trust the KitchenAid brand.

it collapses for easy storage . I use it for rinsing Barley , beans or rice , nothing sticking in colander holes.. easy clean easy store , nothing better than that

Very sturdy and only needed to pass the liquid once. It didn't take long to strain, holes are perfect size.

I am pretty loyal when it comes to the quality of kitchen items, but will branch out on occasion (try the carbon steel, triple clad pans from Meerten and Storck!) I live on a limited income and I don't have time to go through a zillion options. KitchenAid, Joseph Joseph and XOXO are brands that I can count on.

I thought it was a little bit smaller but I still love it. It’s a bit big but it’s OK. Recommend five stars.

Great size, perfect upgrade from the old one seen in the picture. Great price, very durable too!!

This is a very good strainer. It has very tiny holes in the mesh, so you can strain anything in it. I love that it's larger than the tiny ones I've owned in the past. It's large enough to strain a fairly large amount of pasta (like a package of Kraft Macaroni & Cheese). It's very sturdy and goes through the dishwasher beautifully.

This strainer is built well and I expect years of good use from it.