IH KETTLE POT 2.5L

It's very easy to use and very useful for living alone!

I'm satisfied with the pot itself. The shape of the handle also doesn't take up much space when storing it on a shelf. However, the strainer has a rough mesh, and when you put dried noodles in lengthwise, the ends will poke out from the mesh. When they're boiled, they expand and get stuck in the mesh, so you have to pull them out one by one by hand. If they're boiled noodles, there's no problem.

I think this is a good buy for people who like to cook for themselves. You can make just the right amount of curry, stew, pork miso soup, and simmered dishes. I don't recommend using it for deep-frying, as you'd need to use quite a lot of oil and the included colander wouldn't be able to handle it. If you use less oil and don't use the colander, you can reduce the amount of oil splashed onto the microwave. The colander will come in handy when boiling soba or udon in the hot summer months. The coating is strong, so it's easy to wash. Now, I just need to see how long it lasts... If it lasts for two years, I'll buy another one! It would be nice if there were more colours to choose from...

I'd be happy if there was a protruding stopper at the top of the grip... When I want to hold it firmly, my thumb inevitably gets close to the pot itself, and it gets hot, so... If the strainer handle could be hooked on so that it doesn't slip, I think it wouldn't get hot even when it's on the heat. The lid handle turning into a stand is also convenient, but it's easy to knock over. It's difficult to find the right angle to put it down... Is it just me?

When I was thinking about storage, I thought it would be good if the lid could be closed with the strainer inside.