Joseph Joseph Kitchenware

Space saving, brilliant solution – I had never bothered with a salad spinner; takes up too much room. When my old colander wore out, I replaced it with this product. It's excellent.… Read more

Use it as a colander in the sink as well as a salad spinner; also in the sink, with a suction cup to keep it steady. It gets greens really dry, works well as a colander and saves the space of having a colander plus a salad spinner inside a container that is useful for little else but catching the water from the spinner. Brilliant solution. I've had it for well over six months, use it regularly and it is showing no signs of wearing out.

Sturdy and easy to use can opener – This can opener is easy for the kids to use as well. I do not hesitate to recommend it and it is worth the price. It replaces my original MagiCan… Read more

which was a faithful kitchen helper. (It also replaces a Zyliss and a newer MagiCan which both did not work).

I bought it from Myer on special.

This is a game changer. 4 boards, different colours for different use. Eg red for meat green for veges. Comes with a grey stand that they all fit on… Read more

with air to circulate. Nice clean and compact. Have had this for 2 months. Copes well in dishwasher. Love this. Would buy again. Great for appartment living too. Would buy as house warming gift.was a Chrissy gift to myself !!

Item comes in a Slimline stainless steel case with 3 bamboo chopping boards, easy to handle and clean.. have had my set for 4 months and they are… Read more

like brand new !!! Beats metal or plastic cutting boards.. With non-slip feet, these boards offer a secure cutting surface for lasting durability.

Looks great and still does after three years — no fading and it is very durable. The design isn’t as practical as it seems. The large bowl handles… Read more

get very hot (steam vents through them), and liquid can leak out, so you need to underfill to avoid a mess.

The bigger issue is the cooking guidance. It’s unreliable. Follow it and you’ll overcook most things — the rice recipe is a good example. One cup comes out burned and completely solid (see pics).

Scratches easily – The boards are considerably scratched from first use. It is designed to reduce cross-contamination, but clearly not to reduce ingestion of plastic. I… Read more

am not even sure what plastic it is as it's not listed. Also - while the idea for the tidy box of boards is nice, its not a natural move for me to put things away vertically - ie from the top (I am not that tall). I would prefer if it were open top and front). (if you can compare it to say - some knife racks need you to put knives in vertically - others give you a natural angle to put them in)

Plastic bits in your food – You use the finger guide to feed the vegetables across the slicer, but when you get down low, green plastic bits go into the food from the finger guide. Emailed the maker with photos, out of warranty, no acknowledgement or response.

Pretty but useless – I needed silicon tongs to use with my non-stick cookware, and these Joseph Joseph tongs seemed to fit the bill. One piece design, comfortable to hold… Read more

and with angled, flat grippers that double as flippers. A handy lock mechanism in the arms would also secure the arms flat and easy to store.

B-U-T when it came to using them. Alas!

They could not deal with any but the lightest items of food. The arms were not strong enough and kept twisting, the grippers did not grip properly and food kept slipping. About the only thing you could do was to slip one side of the gripper below a piece of (light weight!) food, grip and flip.

Luckily I got these on sale!