Is there any kind of strainer that will catch seeds and pulp?
569725
This Oster model 3186 dose a good job catching the seeds and pulp. We use it all the time to make orange and lemon aid from the fruit from our trees.
569726
Yes there is, however, I am not happy with this machine as I have to squeeze the fruit and I wanted it to do this for me as I am arthritic.Mary Ambeau
569727
The strainer catches the seeds and pulp. Some of the pulp does get through, which I absolutely love. Can't wait for the Valencia oranges to be ripe in Southern California. I love fresh orange juice!!
569728
Yes, that still works well after the short-lived life of the electronic part of this.
569729
I consider that to be easily solved - I bought a large seive - used on top of large measuring pitcher to strain - catches all that stuff with ease.
2258076
This strainer is fine enough for quinoa, yes. I would recommend this strainer for sifting dry ingredients rathern than rinsing wet. I use this as a sifter for flour exclusively and can tell you it tends to hold onto some of the flour in a groove around the circumference of the underside of the strainer. This isn't an issue since I don't wash the strainer in between sifting, but if you were to wash it, I wonder if it would be as hard to dry, eventually causing rust? I would recommend a chinois made for straining boullion, which keep the quinoia and let the water through.
2202680
I am sorry to say I do not know. At a glance, I don't think so. I also have a Squeezo wannabe strainer that I use for tomatoes and there is a berry screen available for it that has pretty tiny holes. If you have to remove the seeds from berries, you might look at the Victorio (or other brands) fruit strainer. My wannabe is a Norpro that has served me well for many years. Norpro 1951 "The Original" Sauce Master
260429
I haven't tried it with that. But, pine needles are full of sap, so while I would expect the machine to pick them up, they will likely clog the internal parts. It certainly will blow those little guys, tho, so you could blow them into a pile and pick them up (with gloves, of course.)
1445266
Nope and theory issue I have had with it is pineapple. It seems to get stuck in the strainer and slow the discharge of juice.
666954
No these strainers are very low quality. Two out of the tree strainers were torn when I received them. They would be good to strain chia seeds if they weren't torn. The third one tore after two weeks of use. Horrible product! Do not buy!
2202681
We use the smallest ( hole size) to make tomato juice but I can't see it working for raspberry seeds. We have a Victoria Squeezo with a berry screen that works great for berry seeds. Good luck.
107359
I don't think so. The holes are large enough that the seeds would pass through. In my cooking classes we learned to press the seeds from berries in a fine mess strainer. Such as this one... OXO Good Grips 8-Inch Fine Mesh Strainer
1486139
Hi, The strainer worked great for me ,I live alone and need to make cardamom cookies. It can sift moderate quantities of flour but it will only get large lumps sifted. If you need fine flour for pastries or icing -it wont work
1539966
Perfect for blackberries. You will get pure juice and all the pulp and seeds remain in the top unit. Just watch the water level in the bottom from time to time.
2257333
I have juiced both lemons and limes & no seeds went through. The holes are small enough to hold the seeds & the pulp.
2241131
Yes I've just checked and it's possible to remove the strainer. I've never juiced without the strainer so don't really know how it'll actually behave. You'll end up with a lot of seeds in the juice along with the pulp, I think. But removing the seeds shouldn't be too difficult, I suppose.
74427
No. There is no need to remove seeds from any fruit you would juice with this unit. If you juice many citrus you may have to clear seed and accumulated pulp from the strainer.
50276
There is a baby food strainer for food processers. I have used it for strawberries.
1261657
With large hole strainer you get more pulp. We use the large hole to make apple SAUCE, and the small hole strainer to make juice, which is still very thick. It isn't a matter of speed but consistency. Hope you enjoy your juicer!
715109
I just got my strainer a month ago and have not used it for anything except apples and tomatoes...sorry.
686021
Absolutely! Gret strainers, I use them for quinoa all the time. That and my keifer grains.