A food mill is a kitchen device used for grinding or purÃ©eing foods such as soups, sauces, or mashed potatoes. It may be used during canning or making preserves to produce a smooth puree without seeds, skins, or stems. It can be used with hot or cold food. It may also be called a rotary food mill. Parts of a Food Mill A food mill is typically a manually powered device with a hand crank on top. It is shaped like a wide-mouthed inverted cone with legs or projections to set over a bowl and be held stable while you are pouring in the food to be sauced and turning the crank.
Solder (also spelled soder by some) is a metallic compound that when heated, and subsequently cooled, fuses 2 pieces of metal together. Generally solder is silver in tone, but not always made of actual silver. Ok, anywho: older tea sets are made of pure silver. The solder they used to fuse the handles of cups, or the spout of the tea pot to the base is actually silver solder, made from silver, not just silver colored.
The melting temperature is when the solder starts to melt, and the flow point occurs when the solder is completely molten. The difference between these two temperatures, or spread, can be from 25Â°F to more than 100Â°F.oft soldering uses very low melting temperature solder alloys, usually of tin and lead, and is not commonly used in fine jewelry. Solder is a nonferrous (without iron) metal alloy, the major percentage of which is usually the same as the metal being joined: gold, silver, copper, or brass.