Mamma Nessie

Picked this up for my soup nights and the colander slots really let me drain pasta straight from the pot without losing a single noodle. The playful design actually makes cooking feel less like a chore, and it’s sturdy enough to handle big batches.

I was skeptical about a colander spoon being cute and functional, but the wide slots on this one handle everything from pasta to greens without clogging up. It’s surprisingly sturdy for the playful design, and the silicone loops at the end make rinsing veggies a breeze without dropping anything.

I’ve had plenty of colanders lose their grip on small pasta, but this one’s claw-like handle holds everything firmly while draining. The silicone body is flexible enough to scrape the last bits out of the pot without scratching it.

Took this little monster out to drain pasta tonight, and the wide silicone slots actually let water rush through fast without losing a single noodle. The playful design made me smile every time I reached for it.

The silicone slots are generously sized—way better than my old metal strainer for draining pasta efficiently. Mamma Nessie’s long handle keeps my hand away from steam too, which is a nice bonus.

I was skeptical a colander spoon could be cute, but Mamma Nessie’s slotted head actually strains pasta water like a charm. The playful shape makes draining noodles feel less like a chore, and it’s sturdy enough to hold a full batch.

I love how the Mamma Nessie colander spoon lets me drain pasta right in the pot, and the wide slots really do handle everything from spaghetti to veggies without clogging. The silicone body feels sturdy and has held up well after a month of daily use—way better than my old plastic strainer.

Finally, a colander spoon that actually holds its own against a sink full of pasta water — the wide, sturdy slots drain fast without letting a single noodle escape. I love that it doubles as a serving spoon too, saving me from washing one more utensil.

The wide-set slits on Mamma Nessie drain pasta water fast without letting a single noodle slip through. I love that her face is molded right into the handle so it’s still comfortable to grip. This colander spoon actually makes straining less of a hassle.

Finally, a colander spoon that doesn't let bits of pasta slip through—those little holes actually grip everything. The silicone body is surprisingly sturdy and easy to clean, too.