Review on HIC Brands that Cook Nylon Mesh Strainer, 🍳 7-Inch: A Must-Have Kitchen Tool for Efficient Food Straining by Melinda Oliver

I thought it would be comparable to the fine mesh in the smaller ones I bought for sifting kefir mushrooms, but unfortunately it's not. In fact, the holes are slightly larger than in a normal window grille. Yes, maybe it's good for quinoa, but maybe not. Too big for anything but sifting flour. Because it's so cheap it's not a terrible waste of money, but it still means I have to look elsewhere for non-reactive voltage. I was hoping to use it as a fine strainer for homemade juice from my Omega 8600, but the holes are actually about the same size as the Omega. So if you want something that wrings out more fibers than the screen that comes with the Omega, order a small screen and just accept that it's tiny.