I have a huge beef with salad spinners.
They all have a basket inside a pot or bowl thing, and the basket spins around on a pin sticking up from the pot.
My problems is WHY DO THEY MAKE THE PIN SO SHORT that the salad, after having been spun, is sitting in the water!!!!????
It seems so obvious to me, that you have to have a decent clearance between the basket and the pot, so the salad doesn't end up in the water. It would take SO LITTLE to do, just a little brain power, make that little stick half an inch longer. No big technology, not brain surgery, not rocket science.
Now i have never owned an expensive salad spinner because it doesn;t seem that they are any better, but I would be willing to buy a good one, an OXO or soimething, if i could be guaranteed that it would have a deeper space between the basket and the bowl.
Can anyone tell me if this exists, (and if not, WHY NOT?!)
i regularly have to spin the salad two or three or more times, and every time, it's sitting in the water - and gets wet again.
They all have a basket inside a pot or bowl thing, and the basket spins around on a pin sticking up from the pot.
My problems is WHY DO THEY MAKE THE PIN SO SHORT that the salad, after having been spun, is sitting in the water!!!!????
It seems so obvious to me, that you have to have a decent clearance between the basket and the pot, so the salad doesn't end up in the water. It would take SO LITTLE to do, just a little brain power, make that little stick half an inch longer. No big technology, not brain surgery, not rocket science.
Now i have never owned an expensive salad spinner because it doesn;t seem that they are any better, but I would be willing to buy a good one, an OXO or soimething, if i could be guaranteed that it would have a deeper space between the basket and the bowl.
Can anyone tell me if this exists, (and if not, WHY NOT?!)
i regularly have to spin the salad two or three or more times, and every time, it's sitting in the water - and gets wet again.