Multiple Usage Food Strainer, Nut Milk Bag Replacement, Yogurt Strainer, Food Grade Polycarbonate And Stainless Steel Mesh BPA-Free, Nut Milk/Soy Milk/Juice/Tea Filter

This does exactly what I needed it to! The mesh is not so fine that it keeps the fluid from going through, and at the same time it is fine enough that it strains out most of the bits from almond milk. It is easy to clean and a real time saver. Congratulations to the person who designed it!

Easy to use & clean - durable & excellent straining capacity. Just what I needed!

Best product for making almond milk or any other type of milk using nuts it really works at getting all the residue out definitely recommend!! It came just as pictured also

This is great for nut milks, only wish it was glass! Worry about straining hot soy milk in plastic. I have to let it cool before I use it. But, it does a good job. I hate using nut bags.

June 2019: Used this to strain homemade ricotta cheese. Absolutely made purchase of this strainer well worth the price. I am lactose intolerant, so I used lactaid whole milk and followed instructions for microwave homemade ricotta (available online at circle-b-kitchen.com). I needed ricotta cheese for lasagna, so I made 2 batches of 4 cups of milk in order to get 2 cups of ricotta. I used my microwave probe to time the mixture to 190 degrees. PERFECT! Received this today and immediately used it to strain almond and cashew pulp from my homemade coffee creamer. First I used it to strain the whole soaked nuts, then whirred those up in the blender with more water. Poured the mix back into the top strainer and let it drip quite a while (which eliminated most of the pressing.) When I poured the strained liquid into another jar, I couldn't detect any residual pulp in the bottom of the jug. Does it get as much liquid out as a nut milk bag? I kind of doubt it, but that's okay, because it's not messy and cleans up easily. I will use the leftover pulp for other recipes. This whole setup could be vastly improved if there was a top lid for the strainer basket. Until they make that modification, I'm using a piece of plastic wrap secured by a large rubber band. UPDATE: There were no enclosed directions in the box, and I missed the info on the listing about not putting the strainer portion in the dishwasher. I put the whole set in the top rack of the dishwasher without a problem, but I may wash the strainer by hand from now on.

I’ve been using since 2020 for straining my homemade nut milks and juices. Love how finely the pulp is separated. Once the straining process is completed, I dehydrate the pulp for granola.

I bought two of these because I use them everyday with my Novalife nut milk maker to strain nut milk, green juices and soy milk. I’ll never use a cheesecloth or nut milk bag again! I would have loved to have one of these 20 years ago. Glad I have 2 now! I share videos of how I use this in detail on my storefront.

I bought this because I was using a standard strainer but it was too messy and I got way too much pulp then I liked. I also did not want to use a nut milk bag because I have arthritis in my hands so squeezing is not an option. You just use the pusher to help the milk strain better and I get no pulp because the strainer is super fine. This also holds a large amount of milk. Better than the nut milk machines better priced all you need is a high powered blender and this strainer. No need for nut milk machines in my opinion.

Mi sarei risparmiata un sacco di seccature, tra garze filtranti e setacci vari... io odio "spremere" il latte... L'ho provato subito con il latte vegetale più "difficile", ovvero quello di soia. ATTENZIONE, se lo lavorate con la macchina del latte vegetale, aspettare che si raffreddi non riversarlo ancora bollente, perchè l'oggetto, a parte il filtro/setaccio metallico, è totalmente in plastica! È composto da 5 pezzi: 1. una brocca da 1 5 litri 2. Il setaccio che vi si appoggia sopra 3. un pestello di plastica con manico ad anello 4. uno spazzolino per la pulizia del setaccio 5. il manico verde di plastica staccabile per semplificare la presa Dunque lo verso dall'alto, e inizialmente scende rapido ma poi rallenta e allora inizio a girare con il pestello col manico ad anello. Mi da risparmiare tempo: in pochi minuti è fatta e l'okara rimane nel setaccio mentre il latte vegetale è sceso nella brocca. La brocca di plastica contenente il latte filtrato può essere messa direttamente in frigo, per non sprecare altri contenitori. Unica pecca: non ha un coperchio. Filtrare diventa rapido: in meno di 2 minuti è già tutto fatto. Se volete il latte di soia super liscio basta versarlo in un altro setaccio finale per togliere gli ultimi pochi residui. È davvero un ottimo filtro per il latte di soia AGGIORNAMENTO: per evitare che il latte vegetale non filtrato scenda per sbaglio dai lati, dove il retino non è perfettamente agganciato ai bordi, fate un movimento circolatorio CONCENTRICO, limitandovi alla parte centrale del setaccio ed evitando di allargarvi sui bordi, in questo modo il latte verrà filtrato bene AL PRIMO COLPO

I really love this. Nice and large and the mesh is so fine, perfect for manual nut and oat milks. Bummer it doesn’t come with a lid but luckily I was able to find an ikea bowl lid that fits perfectly and seals it up for storing in the fridge. I don’t use the paddle thingie. Gonna try it for straining my Greek yogurt next!

I havent used it yet but all the parts are there and looks solid

Happy with this, very helpful to make nut milks! Recommended!

I like making garlic mayo but I have to press the garlic through something to only use the juice. This works perfectly for it!