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Question: What is the exact volume that this strainer can hold? The reviews give contradictory numbers.
Document: My decision to buy this strainer was based largely on another review that said it would hold 32 oz. It doesn't. It only holds about 16 oz, or 2 cups. I have a yogurt maker that makes 1 quart (4 cups) and now I have to strain it in two batches. For some reason the seller of this product refuses to include its capacity in the description. I am terribly disappointed, and wish I had bought the Donvier product instead.Cuisipro Donvier Yogurt Cheese Maker
I have a 20 year old model that finally had to be put out to pasture, and have had difficulty locating something similar until I found this product.This strainer is sturdier, although these legs seem to be a little shorter as I find I have to drain the whey into a separate container after 4-5  hours.Probably the most important piece of information (for me) that was not included in the product description was how much this container could hold. I called the sellers, who are in Canada, and they told me it would hold 900g.
Just made my first batch of cheese and I like the volume this holds plus the ease of cleaning. I also use it to strain other things like water kefir. Only downside is I wish they had a lid and a deep bowl to catch the whey liquid. For now I use the little "shower cap" stretchy covers and a bowl I happened to have to catch the liquid. This will do for now.
This is a wonderful strainer for making Kefir Cheese and gathering up your whey for making fermented veggies! Very easy to use!
I had similar product years ago. This strainer allows me to make my own Greek yogurt,  New product received on schedule.
I've used it several times and it works perfectly. I do wish they would sell it with a container to put it into while it is being used in the fridge. I did find something to use, but it does get a little tricky since the Kefir Strainer does not have a handle.
We make our own cream cheese and yoghurt cheese. Moving to smaller batches now that the kids have grown up has caused us to change a few things. This was an ideal solution to smaller batches! It is exactly what we wanted.We may have to buy a couple more of them!Thank you for the prompt service and the really cool strainer. Lovely
This strainer makes it easy to make yogurt cheese. I used to wrap yogurt in cheesecloth and hang it. It was enough of a hassle that I tended to avoid making cheese very often. But this makes it easy enough that I've already used it twice the first week. I found a plastic container that just fits the strainer so I can even let the cheese drain in the refrigerator, which keeps the flavor milder.
This is the almost perfect strainer for yogurt. The mesh is just the right size to strain out almost clear whey (allowing only a tiny bit of yogurt to pass through), and the regular shape allows for very &#34;clean&#34; removal once the straining process is complete.The only thing which would make it absolutely perfect would be a container with lid to catch the whey while straining, but I have a small bucket to put it in works just fine, so no problem.
This is a very nice kefir and yogurt strainer, I bought it for that purpose a few years ago, and it has worked very well, for the amounts that I need to process. It fits inside one of my smaller glass mixing bowls, so it is easy to stick in the fridge. However, I don't do that all that often, but with all the news about arsenic in rice, I have started washing my rice, which can be a real pain. I was using a mesh strainer, but the holes are just big enough for the occasional grain to come through, and get stuck.
Answer: About 1 quart...+-a little