RSVP Sifter: I make bran muffins and want to remove the larger pieces from the wheat bran. Will this sifter do that?
1875869
No. To sift out brand you need a fine Mesh flour sifter that is much finer than the crank one. The crank sifter holes are too big to filter out the bran.I grind my own wheat berries and the RSVP Endurance didn't do much when it comes to removing the bran.
1875870
I don't believe this is what you want to use, unless you want to run it through a food processor or stick blender first. Either of the two units would give you a more universal size of the bran, then you could sift it if you needed to. It would take out the larger pieces. Good Luck and happy baking.
829422
I tried the melitta filters for java jig in the grounds drawer and found several problems. They do fit but they limit the room in the basket making it not possible to use the 20grams of grounds the drawer can fit without the paper filter... This alone is a reason to not use a paper filter in the bunn mcu. Grounds still escape up the sides of the paper filter so cleanup still requires running water through the metal filter...I will continue using the grounds drawer without paper filters as recommended... It makes an excellent cup of coffee.
339140
I just rinse mine out, the trick is getting it air dried quickly. It can rust in the mesh, the bottom of the crank compartment. It does work great, had holds a lot. I put the flour, sugar, baking powder, baking soda and salt for a cake or cookies in the sifter and mix it all at once. Seconds and your ready to go.
339142
I've had no issues cleaning this sifter. It is much better and smoother than any sifter I've owned. I have sifted flour, baking powder, baking soda and salt numbers times, and I simply shake it out.
913991
I have owned battery operated sifters for years and have not washed them out. I do have one for powdered sugar and one for flour. After using I pat sides with my hand over sink, if necessary I use a moist paper towel to wipe out and store in a quart plastic freezer bag.Think of the example: you never clean a cast iron fry panHope this helps
2049669
Yes, but if using large bread slices, you will have to turn slices to fit. I think it works just fine. Thanks for asking.
2093146
It depends.If your slice box has a lot of metal in its construction, i.e. nuts bolts rivets or metal rib dividers it probably will not work at detecting fine gold particles because it will be detecting metal all the time from the construction of the box itself. Now if you're checking areas of the box with no metal in its immediate area it will probably work ok especially on larger nuggets. Detecting fine dust like particles well you would just have to try and see if it would pick up something that extremely small. For a good general purpose pinpointer as it was intended to be it works Great, I have had very good luck with mine so far and I can't wait for the snow to melt so I can use it again, it has been a valuable tool that has saved me a lot of time and aggravation, as well as helped me find things I never would have found without it. Hope this helps ...Good luck...and Good Hunting.
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Well Patti I am a little confused by your question, the sifter uses vibration to sift flour. It doesn't do so well with confectioners sugar. There really is no moving parts to remove. What, if I may ask are you trying to sift?
752528
If you have a bread machine it may not hold the whole recipe. I fix half a box at a time and use my bread machine and it doesn't fall apart.
127345
Some smaller clumps definitely get through. The slots are fairly wide, but I think the slots allow for better sifting in general.
1966410
It will pick up almonds and raisins. I also tried half of a pretzel (about the size of a Quarter) and it would not pick that up but I broke it in half again (about the size of a dime) and it would pick it up. This was on a tile floor. Hope this helps.
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I have only used the clumping litter so I do not know if it would work with any other types. I did not like these and if I remember correctly, I did not give a very good review. If I was to buy a sifting bag product again, I would spend a little more and get a mesh type. These made more work than just scooping.
1284463
The diameter of the largest bowl is 6.5 inches. I think a hand sifter will work with it.
1388122
I have used it on Jumbo and Extra Large. You could always cut it on the pointed end and no worries. I, however, like to cut the wide end to give more room for the spoon to scoop out the egg.
1352627
I have to run it through the sifter a few times but it works well. If the brown sugar is not new I break it up with my fingers into smaller chunks to loosen it up a bit. I have never had a problem using my sifter that way. Just takes a little more sifting.
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I love the stirrer but have only used it on Smuckers peanut butter! Measure the mouth of Adams peanut butter and then measure Smuckers! See if it is same!
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I don't think so - you'd want a finer mesh. I use a small sieve. This is really for salt or possibly granulated sugar.