De Buyer Stainless Steel Chinese Strainer


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The De Buyer stainless steel chinois strainer is an extremely effective helper. Perfect for use in the kitchen, this cone-shaped "chinois" strainer is ideal for making sauce and soup stocks, for straining all kinds of broths, especially fish broth, or for achieving a very fine and smooth texture, without lumps, in your vegetable purées or in both sweet and savory coulis and creams. Made of stainless steel, its finely perforated walls allow liquid to pass through without leaving any trace of impurities or solids.

The use of the chinois strainer is perfectly complemented by the beechwood pestle from De Buyer. This pusher, with a conical design, is what allows you to move the food inside the chinois strainer, reaching the bottom, so nothing is lost. It is a perfect aid to press the contents to extract every last drop of juice, achieving maximum yield and flavor.

The strainer is entirely made of 18/8 stainless steel, for intensive use and has great resistance to deformation. The arrangement of the 1.5 mm diameter perforations is designed to deliver the best results, ensuring maximum filtering efficiency.

The welded handle is made of stainless steel and provides an ergonomic grip, making it easy to use and handle. At the end, it has a hole for hanging storage, freeing up space in drawers or cabinets.

At the end, the strainer features a hook that allows it to be placed very stably on any container, preventing spills. Additionally, it facilitates use without having to hold it, so you will have your hands free to pour the liquid into the strainer and use the wooden pestle to stir and press the contents easily.

The chinois strainer is complemented by the De Buyer beechwood pestle, which you can find here.

How to use the chinois strainer

  1. Place the strainer over a container, making sure it is tall enough for the strainer to fit and remain stable.
  2. If you want to strain a fish broth, for example, slowly pour both the liquid and the fish, shellfish, and vegetable remnants used to make the broth. The liquid will filter through easily, falling into the container.
  3. Use the wooden pestle to press the remnants. Ideally, move it in circles, pressing against the walls of the strainer. This way you can completely extract the broth and juices from fish and vegetables, without letting solid remnants or impurities fall into the container.
  4. Once all the liquid has passed through, remove the remnants left in the strainer and wash it by hand or in the dishwasher.

Features:

  • Cone-shaped stainless steel strainer, "chinois" type.
  • Made of 18/8 stainless steel (AISI 304).
  • Several sizes available.
  • Highly resistant to deformation. Designed for intensive use.
  • Standard Ø 1.5 mm perforations.
  • Perforation layout designed for optimal use.
  • Welded handle with ergonomic design for comfortable grip.
  • Hole in the handle for hanging storage.
  • Welded stainless steel hook at the end for secure and stable placement.
  • Dishwasher safe.
  • Does not include De Buyer beechwood pestle. If you wish to purchase it, you can find it here.
  • Stainless steel base not included.

Measurements:

Diameter
Height
Weight
14 cm
7.1 cm
80 g
20 cm
18 cm
380 g
23 cm
20.5 cm
450 g

Why we like the De Buyer stainless steel chinois strainer

  1. It is a classic in professional kitchens.
  2. It is an essential strainer for preparing sauces, purées, coulis, creams, and soups.
  3. Made of stainless steel, it is sturdy, resistant to deformation, and durable.
  4. The perforation layout is designed to achieve maximum filtering efficiency.
  5. Thanks to the hook at the end, you will have your hands free to use it.

History of De Buyer

Founded in 1830 in Le Val d'Ajol (France), De Buyer is a family business dedicated to manufacturing kitchen items for professionals and high-end restaurants worldwide. With over 180 years of experience in metalworking, the company currently has more than 2,000 products in its catalogue and exports to 95 countries. With a strong influence on French cuisine (De Buyer is very well-known in French gastronomic circles), De Buyer collaborates with prestigious cooking schools such as l’École Nationale de la Pâtisserie, l’École de Cuisine Alain Ducasse, and l’École Ferrandi.

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