Stainless Steel Kitchen Holder for Pot Lid, Spoon and Cutting Board

You set the lid on the notch, the spoon in the cylinder, and the counter next to the stove stays tidy

This is a small stainless steel cylinder with a curved notch cut into the front. In the photos a glass pot lid rests on the notch with its knob inside, a wooden ladle and a rice spoon stand in the body, wooden spoons and chopsticks lie across the cut, and a small wooden cutting board stands against it.

The maker lists 410 stainless steel in a thickened body, about 10 cm wide and 178 g. It is a plain open shape, so the photos show it rinsed under the tap. It ships as one holder in an individual bag.

Key Benefits

• Notch for the lid A curved notch in the front holds a pot lid upright, as the photos show with a glass lid and a wooden knob.
• Open cylinder for tools Ladles, rice spoons, spatulas and chopsticks stand or lie in the body, within reach of the stove.
• Holds a small cutting board The photos show a wooden board standing on its edge against the holder.
• 410 stainless steel The maker lists thickened 410 stainless steel with a satin metal finish in the photos, about 178 g.
• About 10 cm wide A compact footprint that fits next to the stove or on a shelf.

Best for: Home cooks who want one small holder for the lid, the ladle and the spoons next to the stove, and anyone setting up a first kitchen.

Why It Works

A pot lid and a ladle usually end up on the counter. This holder gives each of them a place in a footprint about 10 cm wide: the lid rests on the notch, the spoons stand in the body and the chopsticks lie across the cut. The open shape rinses under the tap, as the photos show.

Quick Product Facts: Material: 410 stainless steel (maker listing); Width: about 10 cm; Weight: about 178 g; Shape: open cylinder with a front notch; Uses shown in the photos: pot lid, ladle, rice spoon, spatulas, chopsticks, small cutting board; Packing: individual bag; Packing list: one holder.

How It Fits Your Routine

Put the holder next to the stove and rest the lid on the notch while you stir. The ladle and the spoons stand in the body, so everything you reach for during cooking is in one place.

Between meals, stand a small cutting board on its edge against the holder, or keep chopsticks and spatulas in the cylinder. Rinse it under the tap when it needs cleaning.

FAQ

How big is it? The maker lists about 10 cm in width and a weight of about 178 g.

What is it made of? The maker lists 410 stainless steel in a thickened body.

What can I put in it? The photos show a glass pot lid, a ladle, a rice spoon, wooden spoons, chopsticks and a small wooden cutting board.

What comes in the box? One holder, packed in an individual bag.