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Stainless Oil Drain Tray – 38cm
Set the fried chicken on it and watch the oil drain. Round holes let oil and juices fall through, raised feet keep it off the counter, and the non-stick coating rinses clean. Food-grade stainless.
Set the fried chicken on it, watch the oil drain, and keep everything crisp.
Product Overview
A draining tray for the food that comes out of the fryer or off the grill. Round 5 mm holes let oil and juices fall through, and the raised feet keep the tray off the counter. What’s left is crisp food and a tray that rinses clean.
Food-grade stainless with a matte black non-stick coating, a wide reinforced handle, and FDA food-contact certification. 38 x 25 x 4 cm, 450 g.

Key Features
5 mm round holes Oil drains fast, food stays put.
Raised feet Sits above the counter so air can flow.
Non-stick coating Food and grease rinse right off.
Wide handle 8 mm thick, comfortable to grip.
Rolled edges No sharp metal to catch fingers.
Food-safe Stainless, FDA food-contact, -20°C to 220°C.

Product Specifications
| Material | Food-grade stainless + non-stick coating |
| Size | 38 x 25 x 4 cm |
| Weight | 450 g |
| Color | Matte black |
| Temperature range | -20°C to 220°C |
| Use | Draining, cooling, roasting, BBQ |

Where to Use
Fried food Chicken, fries, and onion rings stay crisp.
Cooling A baking rack for cookies and bread.
Produce Drain washed fruit and vegetables.
BBQ Rest cooked meat off the grate.

Quality You Can Trust
Stainless that doesn’t rust, a coating that doesn’t stick, and edges that don’t bite. FDA food-contact certified. If it’s not right, message us.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What’s the size?
A: 38 x 25 x 4 cm, 450 g.
Q: Is it food safe?
A: Food-grade stainless, FDA food-contact certified.
Q: Can it go in the oven?
A: Yes, up to 220°C.
Q: Is it dishwasher safe?
A: Yes – stainless with a non-stick coating, dishwasher-safe.
Q: What can I use it for?
A: Draining fried food, cooling baked goods, rinsing produce, resting BBQ.
Q: Does it scratch easily?
A: Use a soft cloth – no steel wool on the coating.
