Hovoten Rice Net 43x43 Inch – Non-Stick Sushi Rice Cooking Net, Reusable Steam Cloth & Bamboo Steamer Mat (4 Pack)

Elevate Your Rice Cooking with Hovoten Rice Net

Meet the Hovoten Rice Net, a versatile cooking companion designed to streamline rice prep in both home kitchens and professional settings. Crafted from Tedron, this 43" x 43" net resists sticking, speeds heat transfer, and is easy to clean. The fine mesh and soft, silk-like texture deliver a smooth handling experience, while the durable construction stands up to daily use in busy environments.

Sized for generous portions, the 3x2 mm grid helps distribute heat evenly and supports tidy, worry-free cooking. This 4-piece set doubles as a reusable napkin-like cloth for steaming, steaming cloths, and mats that can nestle into various pot sizes or a bamboo steamer. Collectively, the design aims to keep your cooking clean, efficient, and practical without unnecessary fuss.

Key features

• Material: Tedron, non-stick surface, fast heat transfer, easy to clean, reusable and durable
• Dimensions: 43" x 43" with a fine 3x2 mm grid
• Versatility: suitable for home meals, family kitchens, and restaurant or canteen use
• Texture: soft and smooth feel that protects cookware while delivering reliable performance
• Set contents: 4-piece cloth/napkin style sheets for multiple cooking tasks

Versatile uses in real life

• Steam rice or sushi rice in pots or compact rice cookers with less stick and easier release
• Line bamboo steamers to keep rice clean and separate from flavors or residues
• Use in restaurant or canteen settings to simplify kitchen workflow while maintaining hygiene
• Reuse as a washable, reusable cloth for covering or lifting hot foods and protecting surfaces

How to use

1. Flatten the net and spread it inside the pot, then add washed rice and water.
2. Fold the four corners to cover the rice, cook as usual, then open corners to release.
3. Rinse gently with boiling water or clean water before and after use; allow to dry completely.

Care and safety tips

• Boil the napkin in the pot for 4 minutes before first use to condition the material
• Avoid direct contact with open flame or high heat sources
• Wash after each use and store in a dry place to maintain performance