I have used this jelly strainer several times and it is pretty sturdy. The bag isn't very large but has been adequate for straining elderflowers and red currants. Initially I thought the frame a bit flimsy but when fitted together it is fine. There is enough room to stand a jug inside the frame for catching the liquid.

The jelly strainer is plastic, which is ok but not terribly strong. Not value for money that's for sure.

Frankly disappointing. I'm sure it will do the job until it breaks but this is overpriced for what it is, which is a flimsy 3 piece plastic frame which clips together. Even dismantled it takes up quite a lot of space in a cupboard. Lakeland used to sell a metal frame equivalent which would have been much better, particularly as we should all be reducing the amount of plastic we use. Lakeland products are normally quite well designed & good quality but sadly this is not what I would expect from this brand.

This was a bit of a disappointment. It is a bit flimsy, being made out of pretty thin plastic. It also has pretty sharp edges, as the plastic is so thin. A bit of a "scutter" putting it together as some of the latches need to be forced into place. Can't see it lasting too long for straining my wine, but time will tell. I do think it is not worth the money Lakeland are charging for it. The words cheap and tacky come to mind. Not what I usually expect from Lakeland.

It was the first time at Bramble jelly making and found the jelly strainer easy to assemble and use . Very good value for money.