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Silicone Spill Stopper Lid
Sits on the pan through the boil and helps keep pasta water and milk from frothing over the rim.
€14.99
Pasta water and milk foam up fast and run down the outside of the pan. This spill stopper lid sits flat on the rim through the boil, with yellow petals in the middle where the steam finds its way out.
Colour Purple
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- Yellow petals over an open centre
- A loop handle on each side
- For pans 20 to 25 cm across
- One lid, or two of a colour
Pasta at the boil
A covered pan that still lets steam out
Starchy water and milk rise fast once they boil. With the lid on, the steam has a way out and the foam has something to meet.
Lid off, or lid ajar
- Foam climbs the pan and runs down the outside
- A lid set ajar needs an eye kept on it
- Steam escapes all round the rim
- Each lid fits only its own pan
With the spill stopper
- The whole top of the pan is covered
- Steam leaves through the middle, between the petals
- Any pan from 20 to 25 cm across takes it
- Flat in a drawer when the pasta is done
Under the petals
Covered at the rim, open in the middle
Turn the lid over and the middle is open, with the yellow petals lying loose across it. Steam lifts through the gaps while the silicone round the edge sits on the rim.
- 1
Overlap the rim
On a pan 20 to 25 cm across, the scalloped edge reaches past the rim all the way round and stays put.
- 2
Foam falls back
Bubbles that climb as far as the lid hit the silicone and collapse back into the pan.
- 3
A steady boil
Hold the pan at a steady boil. Turned to the top setting, foam can beat any lid.
How to use it
On the pan through the boil
- 01
Set it on the pan
Lay the lid flat over a pan of water, milk or stock before it reaches the boil, petals facing up.
- 02
Cook as usual
Steam leaves through the gaps around the yellow petals, so the froth from pasta or milk has room to settle back instead of spilling down the side.
- 03
Lift it off by the loops
Wear an oven glove, take hold of both loop handles and tilt the lid away from you so the steam clears your hand.
On the hob
Pasta, potatoes and milk
Pasta
Lay it on while the water heats, lift it off with an oven glove to add the pasta, then put it back.
Potatoes
With two lids, the potato pan next to the pasta is covered too.
Milk
Milk rises in a rush near the boil, and the lid gives it room to settle.
Close up
What the lid is made of
Petals
Five yellow petals sit over an open centre, with gaps between them. That is where the steam escapes while the rest of the lid stays put.
Loop handles
One loop on each side of the rim. Hook a gloved finger through each and the lid lifts off level.
Raised ribs
Thin ribs trace a flower pattern across the silicone and give the soft sheet some shape as it rests on the pan.
Scalloped edge
The outer edge follows the petal outline and reaches past the rim of a 20 cm pan, so the lid overlaps all the way round.
Fit
Which pans does it suit?
The supplier sizes it for pans 20 to 25 cm across. It rests on the rim, so measure across the top of the pan.
- Saucepan 20 to 25 cm across: Fits
- Stock pot up to 25 cm across: Fits
- Large pot wider than 25 cm: Doesn't fit
On a milk pan smaller than 20 cm the lid hangs well over the edge, outside the size the supplier gives, so we leave those off the list.
Compared
Spill stopper, pan lid or nothing?
A pan lid left ajar works until you forget to check it. The silicone lid stays flat with its own vent, which suits a pan of pasta that needs ten minutes at the boil.
| Compared | This productSpill stopper lid | Pan lid left ajar | No lid |
|---|---|---|---|
| Covers the whole pan | Yes | Mostly | No |
| Where steam gets out | Through the centre | At the gap | Everywhere |
| Fits other pans | 20 to 25 cm | Its own pan | Any |
| Stored | Flat in a drawer | With the pan | Nothing to store |
Once it cools
Starch out from under the petals
- 01
Let it cool
Set it aside, off the heat, until it is comfortable to handle.
- 02
Sponge under the petals
Work a sponge and hot, soapy water into the gaps where pasta starch builds up.
- 03
Dry it flat
By hand only, since nothing from the supplier confirms dishwasher use. Lay it flat to dry.
Try it at home
Use it for 30 days. If it doesn't earn its place, send it back.
Tracked delivery across Europe, usually 8 to 15 business days. Free on orders over €59, otherwise €4.99. EU prices include VAT, so there's nothing to pay on arrival. If it isn't right for your kitchen, tell us within 30 days and we'll arrange a free return.
Questions
The supplier lists it for pans 20 to 25 cm across, which covers most saucepans and smaller stock pots. It needs to overlap the rim all the way round, so a pot wider than 25 cm is too big for it.
Yes, it sits on the pan through the boil. Keep the hob at a steady boil rather than turned right up, and lift it off with an oven glove, because steam gathers underneath.
The lid lies flat on the pan with an open centre under five loose petals. Steam leaves through the gaps between them, and the froth that climbs to the lid meets the silicone and sinks back. Keep the hob at a steady boil, because any pan can still froth over on full power.
It sits on the pan, not on the hob, so induction, ceramic and gas all work. On gas, keep the flame under the base of the pan so it never reaches the silicone that overhangs the rim.
Yes. Pick a colour and the pair arrives as two matching lids, which helps when pasta and a pan of potatoes are boiling side by side on the hob.
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Hannah G.
18 Oct 2026
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Excellent quality. Will definitely buy again.
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18 Oct 2026
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Great value for money. Works perfectly.
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18 Oct 2026
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Game changer for my cooking routine.
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Superb quality and fantastic value.
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18 Oct 2026
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This has become an essential in my kitchen.
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18 Oct 2026
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Really useful in the kitchen. Worth every penny.
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18 Oct 2026
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Does what it's supposed to do. Very happy with it.
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18 Oct 2026
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Fantastic product. Exceeded my expectations.
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One of my best kitchen purchases ever.
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