Inomata Japanese Rice Washing Bowl with Strainer, 2.5-Quart Capacity

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Very good quality material and effective to use. I’d recommend it especially for the double way of draining.

Does a great job washing rice, which is exactly what I wanted it for. Also washes blueberries, which was an unexpected bonus. Just don't put it in the dishwasher, as the instructions say it will melt.

Product overall is good and not flimsy at all, does the job well. My only problem is thinking back on why I paid 9 pounds for something I could have gotten much cheaper from home bargins but hey, if you're not as cheap as me, you wont really have buyer's remorse.

Good product for rinsing allsorts, however if you order the 2 quart size there is no holes in the bottom as advertised in the pictures. The 2.5 quart is the one with holes in the bottom. Had to send the 2 quart back and order the 2.5 quart to find this out.

The second one I've bought. Makes rice washing so much faster. If you eat a lot of rice, it will speed things up.

This is a big bowl and useful for not only rinsing rice, but all fruit, vegetables and dried beans and pulses. You can also use it as a colander. The 2.5 quart is the size I ordered as it has the drainage holes in the bottom. It is big for me for a one to two portion of rice, but I am keeping it because I will use it. Being bigger, you just have to consider storage, especially, if, like me, you have a small kitchen.

Does the job well.

I have used it to rinse rice (does great job keeping tiny rice grains in), as well as colander for rinsing fruits and vegetables. The pour spout is a great idea and works well. Do get the larger size!

Colador práctico, útil y a buen precio !!

Bought this together with a rice cooker purchase.We went with the 2.5-Quart capacity, so hopefully it'll accommodate 6 cups of uncooked rice for rinsing.We've only been making 2-cup batches to start with.This makes rinsing rice much easier and quicker than working with a larger bowl, instead of swishing rice around with your hands/fingers in ice cold tap water, and possibly losing a bit of rice down the sink drain in the process.This is so easy, pour in your cups of rice, and run under a cold running faucet, keep swirl/swishing motion the strainer around in a circular pattern for several minutes - at least for 2-3 cups worth of rice.For larger amounts like 4-6 cups, if you want to keep your hands and fingers dry, a person could rinse rice done in smaller manageable 2-3 cup batches at a time.Keep swishing rice around until water below runs clear, swirl and tilt the rice rinser side to side, and to the front. Water exits from 2 places - the small grill at the bottom, and the slotted grill in the front pouring lip - both are small enough to prevent rice from escaping. Some grains of rice may get stuck in the grid or slots, but very easy to tap or poke out. Nothing has permanently logged stuck in yet, and worse case, would only require a pin to dislodge.We're very pleased with this affordable and necessary purchase. As other reviewers have stated, it literally is a game changer, not having to deal with ice cold tap water and getting cold fingers while trying to rinse the rice for several minutes.To anyone who already has a rice cooker, or looking to buy their very first one: we highly recommend you buy one of these with your rice cooker purchase.

Siebschüssel aus hochwertigem, transparenten Kunststoff. Zum spülen und wässern von Reis ausgezeichnet. Flache Noppen auf der Innenseite helfen beim entfernen der Stärke. Auch das entnehmen der gereinigten Körner klappt besser als mit dem Küchensieb, welches ich vorher benutzte.Japaner wissen halt, worauf es bei ihrem Grundnahrungsmittel ankommt.Nicht ganz günstig, aber das Geld wert.

Stufo di lavare il riso in ciotole con un passino finalmente ho trovato il prodotto che cercavo!Ampio e il riso non passa negli spazi per lo scolo dell’acqua.