Hello, Is this fine enough to filter out strawberry seeds?Thank you
312959
I'm certainly no expert in the kitchen, so with that caveat, I suspect the answer is yes. The mesh is both dense and tight.
312960
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. :)
2241710
Well, it is good for many leaves, after a certain quantity ( or if the leaves are big and/or rigid) it is better to stop the unit and to proceed to clean it because they get captured at the entrance of the filter . I any case it works very well .
1882065
You most likely will need a filtering box to make it work. That is what I am using and it works great!
613033
I'm not sure if the B2B food strainer is like mine, and I don't have a salsa screen. What are you putting through that has seeds coming through? I use the regular screen for apples and Autumn Olives and it comes through very satisfactory. I have a berry screen, but it didn't do as well for Autumn Olives, and I've not used it for anything else. It's supposed to be good for tomatoes, but I like my old fashioned cone shaped sieve and wooden plunger for tomatoes. Sorry that I can't tell you more.
117790
Well it works very well for making black raspberry jelly for me, it takes out all of the little seeds using the berry screen. So, yes I think the berry screen should do well for you.
1663651
Get whatever strength of collection you want to obtain in your filter. The pleated ones will eat up more battery power per usage, but filters out more pollens etc. i use the flat ones and its satisfactory enough for me. Tho mfr and vendors might not like it, i wash mine after its finished its cleaning cycle.
1743284
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.
1321288
Yes, it will keep seeds out of the juice. This is a great juicer, I love it!
240309
Hi Terri. Though I have not tried it with strawberries, I believe it definitely would as I use it to strain coffee grounds and it works just fine with that.
175933
Yes I believe it will work. I haven't used it for that purpose but other plants with similar growth patterns.....the lateral growth of strawberries certainly takes more effort and just a little practice with this weeder.
1896096
This is not an ultra fine mesh. It's like a very fine. I measured the diameter of the holes and they appear to be 1/32". By the way, if you can see the individual holes in the mesh then it's not fine enough for finely ground coffee. It's definitely not one step less fine than a paper filter like another commenter stated. Nothing will get through a paper filter. One step less than that should be a super tight mesh (where you can't even make out the holes) and almost looks like a solid sheet of clear material. This is not that.
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I have a different model. The best way to find out if the filter will work for you is to measure the one that is in your microwave. The size of the filter is approx. 5/8" thick 5 1/8 X 5 5/8. You will probably have a little play of 1/4 inches as my microwave has. I had the same problem but ordered any way-ordereed 3 from two companies assosiated with Amozon they are the right size. Hope this helps you. GEM
50276
There is a baby food strainer for food processers. I have used it for strawberries.
902007
Yes and Yes but not nearly as much as uncovered. I had to water my strawberries more than the rest of the garden pretty much all summer. I did not put a UV meter under the cover so I am not sure how much less light made it through. But I could tell the vigor wasn't there as it had been previously. I was trying to use this to keep the birds from eating the berries. Next year I will have to try a different solution.
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The food mill I got has three "sieves" with it but I feel you would need something a bit different because raspberry seeds are very small. I would contact the manufacturer before buying this if that's what you want it mainly for. I'm sorry I can't give a definite answer but my guess is it may not.
1235802
I bought the very small ones. They most definitely strong enough to possibly plant herbs in. Strawberries need much more soil to grow. However, I would plant herbs in them.
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I think it would just fine, if the strawberries are nice and ripe. I think I has issues with the mushrooms because they were firm and spongy, if that makes sense!!