Will it remove raspberry seeds?
1411020
I don't know. I have used mine only for milling potatoes for use in gnocchi.Joe Hill
1411021
like the others i have not tried raspberries yet. good question i'll have to try
1411022
If you do remove them, consider not chucking them. They're full of something called ellagic acid, it's great for anti-tumoral purposes etc but the seeds have to be crushed or pulverized like flax seed to get the most benefit.
1411023
Not very well. I made raspberry jam with it last month and found a lot of seeds got through the finest disc. I had to put the puree through a wire mesh sieve after the food mill. But - I did not heat them first and realize now I should have; it may have helped. The smallest screen though, has holes that the seeds can fit through.
1411024
Perhaps the smallest disc will do that. If not, suggest after running your raspberries through it, then run them through a cheese cloth. Hope that helps.
1411025
Never tried it with raspberries. Only used it (successfully) for apple butter and apple sauce.
1411026
I have not tried Raspberry yet, but I plan to. I have had great success with Blackberrys.
1411027
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.
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.
1525312
Yes, you will have to leave it in place or removing it will pull up the plants. I think there are products that do have seeds of various kinds already in place but this Curlex is not one of them. Weed seeds have a wonderful way of moving around so some will get into this product regardless but i don't believe the manufacturer put them there. We used the Curlex on a steep embankment that has with stood elk traffic and flooding so we are happy with it.
2079208
I don't use raspberries because of the seeds....so I don't know about that but I use strawberries and it grinds it up well for me
982197
We use it to remove seeds from raspberries. We run it through a couple times cleaning the screen to ensure it doesn't plug up and it does a nice job.
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I'm not sure because you'd have to make the holes small enough to prevent the seeds from going through and the smallest hole openings are a little large. I use the smallest setting to make egg salad which by the way comes out great - perfect texture. The only time I've ever needed to separate seeds from the pulp, is when I open a pomegranate. I bought a pomegranate separator and it works great. I would never assume that it would work with this appliance that we are discussing now. I hope this helps. Check out the pomegranate seed gizmo. It's really very cool and not expensive at all. I put it at Amazon. I'm not sure because you'd have to make the holes small enough to prevent the seeds from going through and the smallest hole openings are a little large. I use the smallest setting to make egg salad which by the way comes out great - perfect texture. The only time I've ever needed to separate seeds from the pulp, is when I open a pomegranate. I bought a pomegranate separator and it works great. I would never assume that it would work with this appliance that we are discussing now. I hope this helps. Check out the pomegranate seed gizmo. It's really very cool and not expensive at all. I put... » Read More I'm not sure because you'd have to make the holes small enough to prevent the seeds from going through and the smallest hole openings are a little large. I use the smallest setting to make egg salad which by the way comes out great - perfect texture. The only time I've ever needed to separate seeds from the pulp, is when I open a pomegranate. I bought a pomegranate separator and it works great. I would never assume that it would work with this appliance that we are discussing now. I hope this helps. Check out the pomegranate seed gizmo. It's really very cool and not expensive at all. I put it at Amazon. « Show Less
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No it does not. Flax, raspberries and strawberry seeds all still need to be chewed.
2122252
Definitely not - it could kill them. You also will need to remove any plants.
1915839
The majority of seeds go in the middle section and a few (depending on how seedy the lemon is) go into the juice section. When I have extracted all the juice from the lemon, I just use the edge of my knife to lightly flip or scrape them into my hand (or sometimes I just hold over the sink) to discard. The seeds are easy to see and remove, even little ones. I use mine every morning and find it just right for my use, but remember it is not for larger fruit, like oranges (tangerines work for me). Hope this helps.
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Hi Kathryn:I just rinse the seeds off before the initial soaking. I believe they are organic, so they should be fine.But contact The Sprout House if you are worried.Best,Sarah
1617018
It handles apple seeds so I don't see why it wouldn't work for you. The problem with some berries is that the tiny seeds jam the screen.
1703260
Yes you should take the stones out of fruit. You should also core apples as seeds have trace amounts or arsenic in them.
1963225
I do not think so. I have dogs and it picks up the hair really well. But seed? I do not think it could do that. Sorry.
218733
I've not tried those particular seeds, but I will say the smoothies we make with raspberries are very seedy and it doesn't seem to matter how long you blend it, they are still seedy. Hope this helps.
117790
Well it works very well for making black raspberry jelly for me, it takes out all of the little seeds using the berry screen. So, yes I think the berry screen should do well for you.
1321288
Yes, it will keep seeds out of the juice. This is a great juicer, I love it!
708188
I have not tried this for tomato seeds, but the smallest hole grid looks like it should hold back raspberry seeds, so it may work for you.