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I bought this because my kitchen drawers are already too full. The pieces stack together well, and it felt more useful than having a separate strainer and bowl taking up space.

A smart 3-in-1 kitchen set that combines a mixing bowl, colander, and grater lid so you can prep fresh food faster with fewer dishes on the counter.
Great for salads, fresh fruit, shredded vegetables, pasta rinsing, cheese grating, and quick weeknight prep.
Grate directly into the bowl
Instead of switching between a bowl, strainer, and separate grater, this set keeps the prep process together. Grate carrots into the bowl, rinse berries in the colander, then toss and serve without extra transfers.
Use the bowl for mixing, the colander for rinsing, and the grater lid for shredding right over the bowl.
Ingredients drop directly into the bowl instead of scattering across your cutting board or counter.
The pieces nest together to help save cabinet space in busy kitchens and smaller apartments.
From quick lunch salads to dinner prep, this stainless steel set helps fresh ingredients move smoothly from sink to counter to table.
Rinse, mix, toss & serve
Designed for daily kitchen use, this set gives you a sturdy bowl, a perforated colander, and a grater lid that work together without complicated setup.
The product information lists durable food-grade stainless steel for the bowl, colander, and grater lid.
Smooth polished surfaces help keep cleanup simple after grating, rinsing, mixing, or serving.
The pieces stack together neatly, making it easier to store than multiple separate prep tools.
Buy with confidence
Clear details from the product information, without adding extra unsupported specs.
Customers are using it for salads, fresh produce, quick prep, and easier cleanup after daily meals.
Customers keep mentioning
I bought this because my kitchen drawers are already too full. The pieces stack together well, and it felt more useful than having a separate strainer and bowl taking up space.
I used it for cucumbers, tomatoes, and shredded carrots. It was nice not having little carrot bits all over the counter. I rinsed everything and tossed the salad in the same bowl.
I grated carrots straight into the bowl for slaw and it saved me from moving everything around. It took a minute to get used to holding the lid steady, but after that it was easy.
I thought I would mostly use it for vegetables, but I have been using the colander for berries and grapes almost every morning. The bowl underneath catches water so I am not dripping across the counter.
I like it a lot for carrots and cabbage. The first time, I had to figure out the best angle for grating, but once I did it worked well. I would still buy it again.
I ordered one for my sister’s new place and ended up wanting one for myself. It looks clean, feels sturdy, and is the kind of kitchen item people actually use.