If you happen to be tired of having to mess around with giant pasta pots, strainers, timers and also testing just to make a bowl of pasta then there is a new product that can assist you called the Pasta Boat. It's a new 5 in 1 pasta cooker that lets you make perfect pasta right out of the microwave oven.
You will get delicous pasta every single time without all the complications and hassles normally related to making pasta. To use the Pasta Boat all you have to do is pour your pasta inside, add water to the serving line, and then place it in the microwave and set the timer. It's that simple.
After the pasta is finished, you place on top the strainer lid to drain out the excess water and the pasta is ready to serve. The kitchen stove utilizes boiling water to cook your pasta but if the temperature is too much it boils over and when it is too low it all clumps together. The Pasta utilizes the microwave to immediately heat and maintain the water at an ideal cooking temperature. It really works great with different types of pasta, including penne, rigatoni, macaroni and more.
The portion handles even help you measure the spaghetti and they stay cool while the pasta is cooking. Plus since it delivers a controlled boil,soft raviolis and lasagna are done without any tearing. Plus there is also a convenient steamer rack included which allows you to make baked potatoes and steamed vegetables direclty inside your microwave.
In addition the Pasta Boat also acts as a container for storing leftovers. So if you still have any pasta leftover you just simply place on top the lid and then put it in the refrigerator.
Typically just one Pasta Boat would cost $10 plus shippign and handling but currently there is a buy 1 get 1 free offer. You'll get an extra Pasta Boat for free. Furthermore as another bonus, there is a food chopper included free with the order.
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