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legacypc46 said:bumping....
anyone have feedback?
legacypc46 said:Thanks Becky. I have a customer looking to replace the lid of one of her old bowls. The only lid I see on P3 appears to be for the new set.
Personally, I prefer the new set. I like the 'feet' it has, the tighter colander spacing, and how if feels overall. I had the old set for years and never used it; my new bowls seem to be in use all the time. (Still, I prefer the old coffe carafe...even though the new one keeps things hot longer, and I definitely prefer the old iron SA pieces.)
A replacement for a colander lid is a kitchen tool that can be used as a substitute for a missing or broken colander lid. It is typically a flat, perforated surface that can be placed on top of a pot or bowl to drain liquids.
The most common materials used for replacement colander lids are stainless steel, silicone, and plastic. Some may also be made from mesh or wire.
No, replacement colander lids are often designed to fit specific pot or bowl sizes. It is important to check the dimensions of the replacement lid before purchasing to ensure it will fit your desired container.
It depends on the material of the replacement lid. Stainless steel and silicone lids are usually dishwasher safe, while plastic lids may need to be hand-washed. It is important to check the manufacturer's instructions for proper cleaning and care.
Using a replacement colander lid can help save space in the kitchen, as it eliminates the need for a separate colander. It also allows for easy draining without having to transfer food to a separate container. Additionally, some replacement lids may have added features such as steam vents or pour spouts for added convenience.