Wash, dry, and slice your salad greens in one bowl, not three
“Proven-seller pick: 4.3 stars over 1,200 reviews, and collapsing a colander, a spinner, and a mandoline into one stainless bowl is a real cabinet-space win.”
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The SUSTEAS salad spinner is a stainless steel spin-dry bowl with five interchangeable 304 stainless blades that drop into the lid, so the same bowl washes greens, spins them dry, and slices or shreds vegetables. A hand crank drives the basket, and a one-touch stop button halts the spin so water does not sling out when you open it. The non-slip base keeps it from walking across the counter. All parts come apart for the dishwasher, with a 158F temperature ceiling. The blades are genuinely sharp and need care when rinsing. Best fit: people who eat salad often enough that a plastic spinner plus a mandoline plus a colander is three tools too many for the cabinet.
Pros
- Five blades handle slicing and shredding, so it replaces a mandoline as well as a spinner
- Stainless basket and bowl instead of the usual stained plastic
- One-touch stop button keeps water from slinging out when you open the lid
- Everything disassembles and goes in the dishwasher
Cons
- The slicing blades are very sharp and have no guard on the rinse side, so washing them takes real attention
Pairs well with
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Frequently asked questions
Is it dishwasher safe?
Yes, all parts disassemble for the dishwasher, but keep the water temperature under 158F. Higher heat cycles can warp the plastic components.
How much does the bowl hold?
It handles a full head of romaine or roughly two large servings of mixed greens at a time. Very large batches need two passes.
Does it work as a regular serving bowl?
The outer bowl works fine for serving once you remove the basket and lid, and the stainless finish looks the part on a table.
Are the blades safe to hand wash?
They are sharp enough to cut you if you wipe them with a bare hand. Rinse them under running water and use a brush rather than a cloth.
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