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If you have the space and the need for lots of salad and veggies to dry, this is the spinner for you.

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However, this is excellent for anyone who needs to dry large volumes of salad as we filled the colander three-quarters full and the leaves came out bone dry with just a few spins. The handle is on the side of the lid, taking the diameter to a whopping 32cm and, at 22cm tall, it is the largest on the test. The storage of such a large spinner may be a concern for some. The decorative green disc on the lid holds the brake button, which, when pressed, stops the spinning abruptly. The colander spins so smoothly that moisture flies from the salad, causing no damage to the leaves on its effortless flight around the bowl. The easy-to-use handle turns with the lightest of touches, though we needed to rest a hand on the lid to steady this speedy spinner. This super-sized and brightly coloured salad spinner works incredibly well. This is a good-sized salad spinner perfect for a family or anyone who likes to eat a lot of salad and greens. We particularly liked the non-slip base on the Oxo Good Grips and that the pump handle clips down firmly, making the lid completely flat – so useful for storage. The colander is large and robust enough to use for more than salad, and the crystal-clear hardened plastic outer bowl makes a super glass-like serving dish but with none of the weight. The salad is completely dry in seconds and an effective brake stops it instantly.Įvery bit of this spinner is sturdy.

The genius of this spinner is the one-handed pump action – great if you have any problems with your hands as little pressure is needed to set the spinner whizzing at an incredible speed. The Oxo Good Grips large salad spinner has won many awards over the years for its classic good looks and functionality, yet it continues to develop the design. JosephJoseph thinks of everything! Available from: The spinner is hand-wash only and comes with a two-year guarantee. All the accessories store inside the bowl, and the lid clicks on securely for storage. The salad leaves come out dry and crisp, and intact. The bowl and basket are well made and spin smoothly, turned by a strong revolving handle, speeding up effortlessly and stopping abruptly. There are eight pieces, including the four discs, the bowl, colander basket, the lid ring, and a handy finger guard to protect from the sharp blades.Īs a family-sized spinner, this is an excellent choice. So, not only can you dry your salads, but it is also useful in preparing them, too.Ĭhanging the colour coded accessory discs is straightforward – each clips securely into the lid.

lots of bits and pieces to keep track ofĬalling the JosephJoseph a salad spinner is a little of an understatement as it is multi-functional as a spinner, grater, slicer and spiraliser.

Best for chopped salad: Jean Pratique salad chopper, £7īest salad spinners 2022 Zyliss Easy Spin 2 Salad Spinner Large.

Best for salad storage: Symple Stuff Rotator, £24.99.

Best budget salad spinner: ProCook salad spinner, £20.

Best no-frills spinner: Judge salad spinner, £20.

Best large spinner: Kuhn Rikon spinner, £32.95.

Best for dry and dress in one: KitchenCraft Spinner, £24.99.

Best for families: Oxo Good Grips, £32.49.

Best for extra features: JosephJoseph Multi-Prep spinner, £50.

Best for small spaces: Dreamfarm Spina Colander and Salad Spinner, £24.99.

Best overall salad spinner: Zyliss Easy Spin, £26.39.

Slipping: non-slip rubberised bases or feet are handy to stop the spinner from slipping on the worktop. Choose the one you feel most comfortable using.įunctions: most spinners simply spin-dry leaves, but look out for others with other functions you may find helpful, such as graters, choppers or for adding dressings. Also, look out for space-saving features such as folding handles, flat lids and multi-functions.Įase of use: the mechanics to make spinners spin vary and can include handles, knobs and even pull cords. Many can double up as a colander for rinsing, and the outer bowls for serving, so they can save space that way. Size: it is important to consider size and storage space as most spinners are pretty bulky. Once used, you will wonder how you ever managed without a salad spinner. Take a look at our best pasta salad recipes for inspiration. A salad spinner is at its best when drying salad leaves and herbs but can be used for other veggies – broccoli, spinach, kale – and firmer fruits, even pasta if you want to dry it once cooked for a salad.