Easy Spin Salad Spinner (10.25-in.): Green by Zyliss

Easy Spin Salad Spinner (10.25-in.): Green by Zyliss

One tug is all that's needed for a dry salad when you use this 10.25-in. Easy Spin Salad Spinner features an all-round viewing window for unimpeded observation of spun food, an automatic cord retraction system, a stop button linked directly to disk brakes, a hard-wearing, high-tech cord, a non –slip... See complete description »

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One tug is all that's needed for a dry salad when you use this 10.25-in. Easy Spin Salad Spinner features an all-round viewing window for unimpeded observation of spun food, an automatic cord retraction system, a stop button linked directly to disk brakes, a hard-wearing, high-tech cord, a non –slip ring – for guaranteed secure grip, a spinning lid that doubles directly as an air-tight lid, an attractive bowl that simultaneously serves as a salad bowl, a space-saving and stackable design whose volume in no way falls short of existing spinners, an integrated drainage basket that can also be used for hot foods and a spinning mechanism that not only accelerates the basket extremely rapidly, but also reaches a high speed. Made from high-impact plastic, it's dishwasher-safe and comes with a 5-year guarantee.

Customer Reviews
Recommended by 96% of reviewers   |   Rated a "Good Value" by 90% of reviewers
Move over, OXO! The Zyliss is my NEW FAVORITE
by Cynthia, NY
February 9, 2007

I LOVE salad - and I eat a LOT of it. A reliable salad spinner is a MUST for someone like me. That said, I always had a special place in my heart for (and recommended to everyone I knew) the OXO Good Grips Salad Spinner. NO LONGER. When the spinning mechanism (hidden within the one major drawback to the OXO - that big uvula-like protuberance which hangs down from the lid, taking up valuable space in the basket) inexplicably stopped working, I went shopping for a new one. I decided to give the Zyliss a try - not sure how I would like the pull-cord method, but wanting that extra room in the basket for storing my lettuce/greens. And I'm here to tell you, am I ever glad I did! There is clearly more storage available AND the pull-cord works so smoothly, so effortlessly, it's almost fun! The push-button

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Salad Spinner Keeps Lettuce Longer
by Irene, GA
December 4, 2008

This is a very sturdy product and a great addition to my kitchen. Not only does it do a great job of removing the water from my salad greens, it also keeps my greens fresh and crisp for a really long time in the refrigerator. I just spin, remove the water from the bowl, then pop the whole thing in and there is always crisp lettuce ready for salad! I love it!

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by Donna, CT
September 8, 2008

It's a little awkward with the rip cord!

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by Lisa, MA
February 10, 2005

I couldn't live without a salad spinner! I had a 'cheap' one that broke after a year. It had one of those hand pumps. I figured I would invest in a good brand name instead of buying the cheaper ones every couple of years! What kind of savings was that! I really like the Zyliss - the quality is evident. I also like the warranty!

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Best Salad Spinner Ever!
by Amber, MN
June 22, 2008

This is so worth the money! It keeps your salad greens fresh for much longer and you can conveniently store them right in the bowl itself. Highly recommended!

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Cooking Tip From the Food Network Kitchens

Buying whole lettuce heads lets you choose what's in your salad. Toss chopped lettuce leaves into a large bowl of water, then lift them out to leave the grit behind. Use a salad spinner to remove the excess water for a crisp and crunchy salad.