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Question: Would this work to strain raspberry seeds from puree?
Document: I use this to strain the fruit from my simple syrups. It works great at keeping the small strawberry or raspberry seeds out but lets the relatively thick syrup pass through.
This thing really is a time saver. Not only does it work well with food, but if you're using it for crafts it helps too.
If you need an extra fine mesh this is the one for you.Found a round one at Wal-Mart before this arrived.It was cheaper,same fine mesh,but doesn't work as well as the conical one.
I like this cone because it fits the perfect amount if quinoa seeds for me to rinse and none of them get through it. It works very well for its intended purpose. Seems well built, no rust, strong, and has gone through the dishwasher several times with no problems.
Sturdy and fine mesh, bought it to rinse quinoa, which can be quite a challenge. I was pretty excited to see almost none of the wet, little seeds even stuck to the strainer when i went to dump it in the pot! Sure I will find many more uses.
I've had this for 2 months now with lots of use. The smaller size is handy for things like the top of pitcher to squeeze in lemon juice but keep out the seeds. I also like that since it's small and lightweight I can hold it in one hand and squeeze a lemon over meat or fish with the other an keep out the seeds.
This strainer is very well made and durable. It should last for many years. Would recommend to anyone considering it.
Measure this item carefully; it's a bit smaller than what I would consider useful for what I wanted it for.
This product does what it is designed to do. Disappointed that it is made in China and not in the USA. You can tell that it is a China product as it does not have the quality construction that I would prefer. We can do better!
We own a Gobel 200 Chinoise Made in France with stand and pestle that we bought at Williams Sonoma several years back. They no longer stock it. It is essential for making soups, stocks,creams and sauces with a fine consistency. It cost $120+ and I recommend it highly for batches of a quart or more.My nephew recently told me he has diverticular disease and cannot eat nuts or seeds.
Answer: Yes, I think it would work.  I use it to rinse quinoa and I never lose a grain.