Up until roughly three years ago, I had been washing all my greens by hand — romaine lettuce, spinach, kale, bok choy, you ...

So, on a Target trip one day in 2021, I decided to treat myself to the OXO Good Grips Salad Spinner that happened to be on the same aisle as an item I had on my shopping list. (Strike while the ...

live without my fish spatula. But a sturdy salad spinner is my top recommendation. It’s the difference between a great salad ...

As far as underrated kitchen gadgets go, the salad spinner is high on the list. If you're only using it to dry lettuce, ...

Gardeners are being urged to sift soil with an old salad spinner this autumn. The unusual gardening hack has been identified by experts as being an ingenious time-saving method for those looking ...

At first glance, a salad spinner seems like a one-trick pony. Its primary function is to whip water droplets away from washed leaves of lettuce, so they're dry enough to grab on to some tasty ...

A salad spinner is a great way to remove that excess moisture. But have you ever considered storing the spinach inside the spinner after it's been dried? The best way to do this is by lining the ...

Want to try the filtering effect of centripetal force for yourself? Run some damp lettuce leaves or other wet plant material through a salad spinner and watch it separate the water from the produce.

Chrysanthemum leaf salad Chrysanthemum leaves, known as tong hao (茼蒿) in Mandarin and shungiku (春菊) in Japanese, are a popular leafy green in East Asian cooking. With a mild bitterness ...