BarnBuster
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FYI, usually fabric/sewing stores like JoAnn Fabrics have this, or used to.After an hour long wild goose chase looking for cheesecloth. .
FYI, usually fabric/sewing stores like JoAnn Fabrics have this, or used to.After an hour long wild goose chase looking for cheesecloth. .
Yeah. After I ordered it I found that out. Got $25 worth now, good for a while I would hope.FYI, usually fabric/sewing stores like JoAnn Fabrics have this, or used to.
Holy shit fuck! I have one of those and completely forgot about it.If you're making butter with the cheese cloth you might try one of these - it's my best friend for that evolution.
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It's called a potato ricer & does a bang up job squeezing that hot AF trim/butter without burning your hands.
When you're using it make sure you don't go all superman on it right away as the hinged "pusher plate" can get cocked causing a high speed jet of butter/trim goop to spew out at you.Holy shit fuck! I have one of those and completely forgot about it.
Tried to ruin my hands instead. Arthritis worse today from stupid squeezing for 20 minutes.
Leave it to me to choose the most labor intensive way to do things.
How to cook drugs the safe way lolWhen you're using it make sure you don't go all superman on it right away as the hinged "pusher plate" can get cocked causing a high speed jet of butter/trim goop to spew out at you.
I had to clean the ceiling when I figured this one out.
I still managed to get tiny drops on my glasses just squeezing it, Lol.When you're using it make sure you don't go all superman on it right away as the hinged "pusher plate" can get cocked causing a high speed jet of butter/trim goop to spew out at you.
I had to clean the ceiling when I figured this one out.
Please tell me this is a joke/troll post.
Doubt it.Please tell me this is a joke/troll post.
If that’s the case then stick that funnel in your bung and post a pic of that.
Damn you talk about getting your shit in order and now this? I'm going to go back to ignoring you.
Well now, that explains a bit of the back history.
an aside: growing up it seems we had mashed potato's at just about every Midwestern meal. Mom used this contraption (called a food mill) to make them. Won't work for trim, but if you are an afficienado of perfect MP's, this is the cat's ass, especially if you make a lot of them. Get the Foley brand with a solid handle. A "lasts a lifetime" appliance.It's called a potato ricer & does a bang up job squeezing that hot AF trim/butter without burning your hands.