
If you fry puri, pakoda, fries or vada at home, you know the annoying part isn't cooking it — it's lifting hot food out safely and then figuring out how to drain the extra oil properly. This does both in one go. It's a stainless steel mesh strainer spoon with a built-in clip-style grabber, so you can pick up fried food, hold it steady, and press lightly to drain more oil before serving. The mesh bowl lets oil fall back into the kadhai, while the tong-like handle gives you more control than a regular skimmer. Useful for snacks, noodles, boiled items, and even restaurant-style batch frying when you don't want to keep switching tools. Especially handy if you're making evening chai snacks, festive frying at home, or just want less oily food without the usual mess. Under ₹300 for a simple tool that saves one extra utensil and makes frying less clumsy is honestly solid value.
If you fry puri, pakoda, fries or vada at home, you know the annoying part isn't cooking it — it's lifting hot food out safely and then figuring out how to drain the extra oil properly.
It's also commonly called deep fry strainer spoon with clip, oil draining strainer tong, frying strainer spoon with grabber and fried food oil draining spoon.
You can buy the Stainless Steel Deep Fry Strainer Spoon with Oil Draining Clip in India on Amazon India.