I'm looking for a stainless steel strainer to strain fine coffee grounds. Will this product do the job?
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Coffee grounds can get pretty fine. My guess would be no. I think you'd have to get one made specifically for coffee. This would strain out some of the grounds but probably not all. Don't get me wrong, it's a fine mesh strainer, but fine coffee grounds are too much for any strainer.
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The strainer is the same as far as I know but this version is primarily used for making cold-brew coffee where cold water is poured over coarse ground beans & then refrigerated for a minimum of 12hrs. before pressing & pouring.
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If you can find paper filters, let me know. It works pretty well, but here are too many coffee grounds in the cup for me.
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Yes it will.Get Tea filters for coffee brewers to make it even more convenient.However, tear of the top flap before brewing.
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I'm sure it can but the used oil would probably ruin the strainer. I would probably try a cheap mesh strainer and then afterwards a coffee filter. I would definitely NOT use this on used oil. You might have a really difficult time degreasing this expensive piece of equipment afterwards and it's cheaper to buy a gallon of oil than it is to buy one of these!
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Hi Cathy.......this is a very fine mesh material, I'm guessing it's made of nylon and yes, it should filter coffee grounds quite nicely.I think 4 or 5 of these come in a package and you can certainly 'rinse and repeat' often before replacement is likely to be needed.I say give it a shot.....you really have very little to lose for the price charged.hope this helps,mark
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I use it for whole leaf cold brew tea. I think coffee grounds would go thru the mesh.
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It would be perfect for that, yes. The only issue you might find is that it is small. I use it to strain my kefir grains or the yuck out of the bottom of my kombucha brewer, but when I want to strain the whey from kefir to make kefir cheese, I use the Kefir Cheese Making Strainer by Alpha Health Products. Also, of course, good old cheesecloth will work.
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I don't think this would be what you are looking for. Have you tried a coffee grinder? I'm thinking one of those mortar and pestle might be the solution, but a real pain in the butt.
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Well, not exactly - it's a bit too small but it does work if you're making less than 8 cups. Any more than that and the grounds will probably overflow the filter - at least that's what happened to me. I use paper filters when I'm brewing 8 cups or more.
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Yes, is good but you should put a sponge around of the input strainer. I have a sponge around and all goes good.Good luck.
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I wouldn't recommend ground spices in this tea strainer. I'm thinking 'paper strainers' might be the way to go for ground spices.
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Yes the Java Jig filter will hold a little over 2 tablespoons of coffee grounds. Two tablespoons fills it to about 1/4" from the top.
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The mesh strainer is very fine. It might work if the syrup was warm and thin.
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Yes it would do a fine job.. It would grind a coffee bean well. Buy and enjoy.
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I am not sure. My wife says that it probably would work but you can grind it into a fine mesh strainer to make sure. Sorry I can't be more help.
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it should work really well if you're trying to get rid of the powder. if the tea leaves are whole, it will be fine. if they're crushed, it won't be good. you're best off putting a coffee filter in the strainer and brewing the tea that way.