HAUSPROFI Food Filter Mesh, Funnel Filter Mesh Wine Filter Mesh Compatible with 5.9 Inch (15cm) Kitchen Funnel for Filtering Juice, Wine, Milk, Soy Milk (200 Mesh+400 Mesh) 2 Pack

It filters and fits my funnel. My only gripe is it is slow for fryer oil. My mistake because I bought the 400 version.I think the 200 version would be better for fryer oil. **Cool oil, NOT HOT**

Used this on my iso100 protein. After receiving my 4th bottle something changed. There were all these tiny black things in my protein. Felt like little grains of sand were in my protein. Got this filter, after I mixed my protein up I'd poulr it through the filter in a bowl. After 15-20 min of mixing it with a spoon all the liquid passed through, just wished there was a way to do this faster. As I had to press slightly hard while mixing for the liquid to pass.Edit: Switched to Optimum nutrition protein "Extreme milk chocolate" flavor, cost less and tastes much better. After a few days of filtering my protein I just couldn't be bothered to do so anymore.

I use it to filter milk from my goats, but the small gap between the two pieces at top where the mesh goes in to isn’t water tight. This means milk and presumably other food fluids get in there and rot. Pretty gross. I tried washing with soap, boiling, and boiling in lye, all ineffective at actually cleaning out that small gap.

I bought this sieve for straining grounds out of my cold brew coffee. Cold brew normally calls for coarse grounds, but I received some fine-ground, flavored coffee samples for Christmas, and I decided (against hope) to try them as cold brew. With this sieve, the grounds were filtered even better than the coarse grounds I regularly use in my cold brew pitcher. DEFINITELY recommend this if you're a cold brew coffee enthusiast!

I wanted to make sure I filtered out everything possible when racking carboys of wine. I love these filters! Plopped the 400-mesh filter in my stainless steel funnel and siphoned directly into a sterilized carboy. Did not slow the process but filtered out some of the lees when I let my raking cane get too low. I've since used the 200 mesh for filtering home-canned juices. Cleaning was easy: turned them inside out and used hit water through my kitchen sprayer. Then a quick sanitizer rinse and . . . done! Just be sure to clean immediately if you want to use it for wine afain. A great purchase. Well worth the price. I am so glad I bought them!

Absolutely recommend! I bought the 400 mesh and it works magnificently to remove those hard to catch almost invisible particles when bottling homemade wine.

I bought this to strain the pulp out of my celery juice. Unfortunately, the juice just sits in this and does not go through. I tried to stir it to make it go through but alas, I had no luck. If someone reads this and has a tip to make it work, please feel free to advise. I will go back to my stainless steel strainer for now.

I use it in combination with a steel funnel for filtering deep fry oil back into the container. The mesh is fine enough to capture any food particles but lets the oil pass right through.

Exactly what we were looking for