Hello, Is this fine enough to filter out strawberry seeds? Thank you
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Yes!!! It's very fine! I made strawberry syrup with this and it took out all the pulp and seeds. Just a note, this thing is very small and I would suggest the next size up. :)
375562
I have used it for strawberries, blueberries and raspberries and it worked very well.
1405905
You don't really NEED a filter if your coffee is "percolator ground," which is a coarser grind than you would use for an automatic or drip coffee maker. The larger pieces won't go through the holes in the basket. BUT, if you prefer to use a filter or if your coffee is a finer grind, then you can really use any paper filter and cut it to size, as needed.
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Not very well. I made raspberry jam with it last month and found a lot of seeds got through the finest disc. I had to put the puree through a wire mesh sieve after the food mill. But - I did not heat them first and realize now I should have; it may have helped. The smallest screen though, has holes that the seeds can fit through.
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I use the 8-12 cup basket style filters. They fit just fine, but I do have to cut a slit in the center of the filter in order for it to fit over the percolating stem. It just takes a second to do with a pair of scissors. I cut a small X shape and thats all there is to it.
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I was making saw nuts out of brass rod and it picked up the dust from sawing and grinding just fine. I would imagine Jakob is right but for occasional, non-production use it should not be a problem. It certainly is better than having the metal get imbedded in the filter.
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I'll be honest--I don't love the product. I prefer placing my own emitters. I bought this, tried it and the majority of it is still in my garage. That said, I was using it to spray vegetables. So I needed stuff more specifically placed. Maybe if you just looking to soak the ground it would be perfect. Hope someone else with strawberry experience rings in!
2267155
Yes i use them for strawberries and herbs...small pots so in my area...arid..requires watering every day or two.
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No. There is no need to remove seeds from any fruit you would juice with this unit. If you juice many citrus you may have to clear seed and accumulated pulp from the strainer.
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Wish I could help, but I don't eat strawberries. This has firm wire stretched across so I think it would, but again, not sure.
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I am sorry to say I do not know. At a glance, I don't think so. I also have a Squeezo wannabe strainer that I use for tomatoes and there is a berry screen available for it that has pretty tiny holes. If you have to remove the seeds from berries, you might look at the Victorio (or other brands) fruit strainer. My wannabe is a Norpro that has served me well for many years. Norpro 1951 "The Original" Sauce Master
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You most likely will need a filtering box to make it work. That is what I am using and it works great!
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Hi Bonita, there is a very fine sieve in the set of three, but I really don't think it's fine enough to sort out raspberry seeds. The food mill does a wonderful job pureeing fruit, but a triple layer fine mesh sieve might do better for seeded berries. I hope this helps. Cc
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I use this in conjunction with an over the top filter. I guess it would depend if the filter media was cycled with good bacteria and how many fish you have.
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Yes this will and it is a better filter, I have tried the other styles and they always let stuff though and clog pretty quick, these last longer and filter better. Locally I can get the string filter like these that filter down to 5 Microns which I like even better.
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I haven't used this for coffee (have Keurig), but I would think yes. I use this screen to filter out sediment from my Breville juicer & it's great for that.
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That is EXACTLY the use I have for it. It depends on weather your leaves are crumbed because they are dry or broken because of some other reason. I must tell you I use a double filter method. This strainer is super. The perfect tool. I recommend it highly.