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Question: Would this work for rinsing/straining couscous?
Document: Pro: Good size for washing/draining large amounts of vegetables. Only choice for draining angel hair pasta. Comes in very handy for rinsing rice and herbs. Very sturdy feel.Con: Watch out for tiny wire ends around upper rim; I have been stuck multiple times drawing blood. The only reason I deleted a star from the rating. Would not be an issue if you only handled this by its handles, but when washing it or putting it up you will come in contact with the wires.
This is a nice colander with tiny holes that is great for straining the smallest items. The handles and the 'legs' are a plus to the item's design.
This isn't a super-fancy colander, which is why I love it. It's built incredibly well and has nice, sturdy handles. I also love the fact that it's so wide -- great for rinsing rice or whatnot. Not much else to say, but I can recommend it.
This is a REALLY nice strainer. Not necessarily a need for "cushier" handles, but the width and length of it makes it SO nice for rinsing foods like arugula....which when more spread out dries faster (seems better air around it). LOVE IT.
I really like this colander. All I had before were plastic ones with small holes in bottom and tiny slits on the sides. It lets all the water out quickly. Good for rinsing lettuce too. When you drain pasta, make sure you rinse the colander off right away cause the starchy water will dry on it and is a little harder to get off.
This product meets all the requirements of a colander. However, I previously had a colander that was not mesh and I didn't realize how annoying the mesh can be. The chance for little bits to get caught in the little openings is greater and overall more frustrating to clean.However, the handles are nice, the quality is fine, and I like that it is wide so I can "shake" whatever I'm rinsing so I can get more surface area of my produce.
Nice large size--great for straining/pouring a lot of food like from a large Dutch oven. The &#34;feet&#34; are not rubberized, so I am mindful of scratching. As with all relatively small mesh strainers, it is hard to clean. It is best to clean it as soon as you empty it and maybe use a sprayer nozzle-type to force more water through. I like to dry mine right away to make sure it got clean everywhere.
Very thin and bendable. Not a very solid piece. Looked inexpensive. There are better choices out there. Even a plastic colander would be more sturdy.
It's a nice size. Small mesh holes... I think I would like one with just a bit bigger holes so it would be easier to clean. It is a nice sturdy colander though.
I needed a sturdy colander with good grip handles that would fit across one part of a double sink and that is NOT plastic. This is perfect for me as I fix lots of noodles.
Answer: I think it would.  It is a very fine strainer and of excellent quality.  I have rinsed lentils and dried peas without losing any.