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Question: Does it have the screw with the metal wire that scrapes the underside of the discs to keep the pulp off?
Document: I got this to replace my ancient tin-plated food mill that had started to rust through. It is a well made device, and the disks remove easily for cleaning or replacement. However, it lacks the little metal wire fastened to the bottom of my old one that used to go around and around as you turned the handle, to scrape the puree off the bottom as food was processed. I find this to be irritating, as I have to frequently use a spatula to scrape the puree off the bottom.
I can make jams and jellies with fruit and press the pulp from the skin and seeds much more easily than with a strainer and a wooden spoon. I like that it has 4 sizes of strainer, so I can make practically anything. The only drawback is that it doesn't have a scraper that gets the pulp off the underside of the Vegetable Mill, but that is a minor inconvenience. I like that it is stainless steel, so I don't have to worry about it polluting my food like aluminium does.
Many other food mills have a small wire on the base that serves for that purpose. All in all, I suppose you get what you pay for. I have no doubt that this product will last and will be used.
Had a similar one but a family member borrowed it and I let her keep it, needed this one as I use it to make gazpacho
Loves this kitchen tool. Looked at others but always came back to this one after reading the bad results on other makes. Keep the lady happy ya know.
This mill was very easy to assemble and disassemble. I know it will last but I found I had to process my tomatoes before putting it in. It is almost just a fancy seive because it just pushed the tomatoes around. Even pureed first, it pushed a lot of the pulp up toward the sides of the pot because "fan blades" arent plush except at the tip of it where it meets the edge of the wall.
I thought it would have a top that wrung down the food to help press it out and to keep the food in the mill. I had to do it in side the sink due to the berrys kept falling out at the top. I tried to put less in but it would not grind down right.
Immediately upon receiving my vegetable mill I put it together so I could use it on the many tomatoes I have from my garden. The tomatoes are small and have a tough skin, so I thought they would be perfect for the food mill. It worked, but not as well as I had hoped. Even after going back and forth with it multiple times, the tomatoes still had quite a bit of pulp sticking to the skin.
Kids have a farm & they process things from their garden..they loved the removable discs for seeds & juices etc. Fairly good quality stainless for the $.
I have a friend that has one and is over the moon about it. That is why I rated it a 5 but when I do use it if I'm not satisfied with it, I'll be sure to update my message and let everyone know. Currently my husband and I are changing our diets fo r the better and planning a trip to Italy next month so I just haven't gotten to use my new favorite kitchen item. I'll keep you all posted.
Answer: No. Thats one thing I like about it. East to assemble & clean. You "press" it together. Initiallt i was afraid it wouldnt work as well but this is high quality study piece. Shouldnt ever rust like my older one did that had that screw & wand that got more difficult to clean & disassemble. This units a snap & made in such a manner it should never be. It also came with 3 sets of screen sieves so you can adjust for what youre preparing. Blessings. Roland