Stainless Steel Lotus Foldable Steamer Basket with Handle Review

Compact, non-stick cookware safe, works well, easy to clean.
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[@khizarkhan6650]

All the necessary details a review should have. Well explained.

[@ReviewedByPhil]

Thanks for the positive feedback!

[@WaywardPondering]

Just what I needed. I found one of these in a kitchen I share and did not know how to use it. Now I am impressed and loving this gadget.

[@hubertsmith1938]

I was released from prison after 44 years and was given a vegetable steamer. Had it not been for you Tube, I wouldn't have known how to open it up. LOL!

[@Gigi-nl3so]

this is going to change the game.. good review

[@BruceLeroyUK]

Thank you. I have the same steamer. Had no idea you are meant to open the legs like that.

[@JaimeNavarro85]

Thanks man! good review :D

[@sebrofc]

Gotta love the ove glove ❤️

[@sofiaraynor6091]

i am in jamaica wish i could get one of that steamer

[@aizwhatisit8591]

Where can I buy this and how much is this steamer?

[@KitKat-kw4ed]

Great video!! My only question is, what were you cooking? Looks like dumplings? Whatever it is, it looks delicious and made me hungry 😊

[@ReviewedByPhil]

Steamed roast pork buns 😋

[@KitKat-kw4ed]

@@ReviewedByPhil yumm!! Fantastic video, thanks!

[@fdama]

The Ikea one does not have any plastic parts

[@ReviewedByPhil]

I'm back and forth on that. On the one hand I don't generlaly like my food to touch hot plastic. But on the other, the silicone feet on the base of this steamer helps prevent scratches on my non-stick cookware. If only the handle in the middle weren't plastic, but I could still find one with silicone feet!

[@tonyturner7655]

So you're telling me that the rubber on the feet marinating and boiling water as it's steaming the vegetables isn't going to release toxic fumes into the food,???? I can't be safe

[@ReviewedByPhil]

It's food grade high-temp silicone, so you can do the research on that yourself but here are a few of its properties: silicone is a non-toxic polymer mostly made from silica (sand); unlike plastics, silicone is considered chemically stable does not have a melting point and remains solid until combustion occurs at temperatures ranging from 200 - 450°C (400 - 900°F) which is why you'll find a lot of silicone baking products that can withstand the high temperatures of ovens. Since boiling water maintains it's temp at 212°F the heat from it won't alter the molecular structure of the silicone or cause it to break down or release fumes. If anything, I would be more concerned about the plastic handle degrading than the rubber.