Cambro 33CLRCW135 Camwear 1/3 Size Clear Polycarbonate Colander Pan - 3" Deep

Does the job. I use to strain pineapple, black olives & stewed tomatoes.

I was originally looking for a plastic false bottom when I stumbled upon these. They are now my preferred choice when putting diced tomatoes in the deli. They hold up well and prevent our sliced and diced produce from becoming soggy.

I love these because they are not too expensive. We do tend to go through alot because they crack offen, but they are not too expensive so I keep doing it. I have thought about making the switch to the metal ones but they are a lot more & just have decided to stay with these for now.

We love these containers. We use them in conjunction with a steel one underneath but they do an excellent job of keeping vegetables out of soaking in their own juices.

We use these on our mobile unit inside of another third pan to ice down eggs. It is also a great way to drain veggies. It seems indestructible. Great value here!

These Cambro colander pans are great for draining rinsed veggies and for thawing meats and poultry. We will definitely be purchasing more these in the near future.

You cannot the beat the price for these polycarbonate pans. We have them in all sizes. We use this colander pan every day and it cleans/sanitizes very easily.

A very nice colander pan for keeping your vegetables in tip top shape. We use this fur cucumbers and roasted red peppers. Price is also far better than the local restaurant supply stores

Awesome pans to help keep water or juice separated from our product without having to consistently drain it. We bought 1 to test.. and then bought about 40 more

These Cambro Camwear 5" Deep Clear Colander Pans are a great addition to any kitchen. We use them to store cooked meats and fresh vegetables in our prep tables, and the excess moisture drains to the bottom of the Cambro you place this in to prevent soggy food.

More Camware … I store my farm fresh eggs in this bin that has holes in the bottom. The lid goes on top protecting the eggs from damage and allowing for something to still be stacked on top. The holes in the bottom of the bin still allow the eggs to breath.