The Weston Food Strainer and Sauce Maker has become an indispensable kitchen companion, transforming the way I prepare sauces, jams, and purees from fresh fruits and vegetables. If you're a culinary enthusiast or someone who values homemade goodness, this versatile and efficient appliance is a game-changer.
The sturdy construction of the Weston Food Strainer is immediately evident, showcasing its durability and reliability. The robust clamp ensures a secure attachment to any countertop or table, providing stability during use. The solid build of the components, including the auger and screen, speaks to the overall quality of the appliance.
The strainer's performance is nothing short of impressive. Whether processing tomatoes, berries, or other fresh produce, the powerful suction base and efficient cranking mechanism effortlessly separate seeds and skins from the puree, leaving you with a smooth and flavorful result. The versatility to process a variety of fruits and vegetables makes it an invaluable tool for canning, preserving, or creating homemade baby food.
The inclusion of multiple screens allows customization based on the desired consistency, providing options for everything from silky sauces to chunky salsas. The intuitive design makes assembly and disassembly a breeze, facilitating easy cleaning and maintenance.
What sets this sauce maker apart is its time-saving efficiency. The continuous feed design means you can process large quantities of produce without the need to constantly reload, streamlining the entire food preparation process.
The Weston Food Strainer and Sauce Maker not only simplifies kitchen tasks but also adds an element of creativity to your culinary endeavors. The joy of crafting your own sauces and purees from fresh, seasonal ingredients is unmatched, and this appliance makes the experience accessible to both seasoned chefs and aspiring home cooks.
In conclusion, if you're seeking a reliable, durable, and efficient solution for processing fresh fruits and vegetables, the Weston Food Strainer and Sauce Maker is a must-have. Its performance, versatility, and quality craftsmanship make it an exceptional investment for anyone passionate about elevating their culinary creations. I wholeheartedly recommend this appliance for those who appreciate the delicious rewards of homemade goodness.
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Bring the fresh taste of home-grown tomatoes out of the garden and into your kitchen with the Weston Tomato Press & Sauce Maker. There is nothing like hearty, fresh tomato sauce and who knew it could be so simple to make. With the turn of the crank, you can easily separate the seeds and the skins of your garden tomatoes, leaving you with pure, all natural, preservative free juice, perfect for sauce or to drink on its own.
But tomatoes are only the beginning. The Weston Tomato Press & Sauce Maker is versatile and helps you save time when it comes to canning and preserving. Imagine fresh fruit purees over ice cream or the taste of homemade applesauce. With an extra-large capacity hopper and stainless steel multipurpose screen, you can easily make everything from mash potatoes or salsa, to jellies, jams and more.
The Weston Tomato Press & Sauce Maker is reliable and easy to use. It comes with a versatile dual-mount system so it can attach to any countertop using either the suction cup base or the included C-clamp to prevent sliding. Let us help you take your pure ingredients and turn them into an honest meal.
Embrace Tradition
Enjoy your time in the kitchen with the tools that do the job right! Weston’s line of pasta and sauce products is the signature of quality that you and your family will enjoy for generations. Don’t just pass down the recipe; pass down the tools that help you bring farm to table and field to table foods into your kitchen.
- Saves time when canning & preserving
- Separates seeds from pulp
- Versatile dual-mount system: suction cup base or C-clamp
- Easy turn handle
- Includes: Stomper, extra-large capacity hopper, and Stainless steel multi-purpose screen (1.5 mm)
Pure, All-Natural, Preservative Free foods
Looking for a way to add more wholesome, home-made foods into your diet? The Weston Tomato Press & Sauce Maker helps make this task easy. Steam garden vegetables such as carrots, squash or peas and use them to make your own baby foods. Enjoy fresh fall apples by making your own applesauce. And summer salsa is a snap. Both peppers and tomatoes puree with ease.
Fresh ingredients are the key to delicious sauces, from marinara to pesto. At Weston, we offer all of the tools you need to prepare fresh, gourmet sauces from scratch.
About Weston Brands
The mission of Weston is to fuel a movement of food traditionalists with enduring, well-built products needed for a self-sustaining approach to food. Weston develops, markets, and distributes appliances and accessories under the proprietary Weston brand and private label brands. Products are designed for hunters, gardeners and food enthusiasts who have a passion for farm-to-table and field-to-table foods.
Do far so good. Processing lots of tomatoes
This press seems to work fairly well for processing tomatoes which is the only food I have worked with so far. I have probably produced about 40 quarts of tomato juice (simmered down to close to 20) and nothing has broken. It is definitely faster and more efficient than the traditional crank strainer that sits on top of a pot. Still, to get maximum extraction, expect to run the pulp back through the strainer 5 or 6 times. Also, if processing a lot of tomatoes, take and scrape the outside of the screen a few times with the edge of a silicone spatula and at the end to remove a lot of thick saucy / pulpy material so it doesn't go to waste and it helps open the holes of the screen. Rotating the drain piece lets you get to more of the screen for this. After reading some comments about the auger shaving off material, I started out by coating the auger and the screen with olive oil to act as a lubricant until the actual tomato pieces worked their way through. Even with this, there is some abrasion present on the very end of the auger as seen. Since the instructions called for quartering, I went ahead and blanched and cored the tomatoes. Why not make it a little easier on the strainer. Still, there were times when the crank became harder to turn and there was a creaking sound coming from the unit. (This may have been when the auger was abraded). I also could see the entire head unit flexing during operation which has me concerned that the head may separate from the base at some point. It is not clear what metal this unit is made from but it seems similar to a cast zinc alloy similar to what a lot of small metal cast pieces are made with. The auger could certainly be made a little longer to better capture the pieces in the head. There could also be a small cap on the other end of the auger so that pieces of tomato didn't get pushed up into the inside. The mounting is so-so as the suction cup method isn't going to hold except maybe under the most optimum of conditions. The clamp method works but is tedious to use when the overhang distance on the counter is limited. Plan on cleaning this immediately after using so the tomato pulp pieces don't become glued to the surfaces especially the screen. I found to clean the screen, it works well to hold it under running water and using the straight side of a silicone spatula, rub the surface of the screen vigorously. This eventually dislodges all the pulp strands from the screen. Then a good semi-stiff brush inside and out cleans the rest off. Make sure and clean and dry the small metal shaft promptly as if left wet, it will start to show rust where the snap ring is located. It easily cleans off but keeping it from forming is better. Also, expect to get some permanent tomato staining on the white funnel and drain piece. Overall, a decent product that will hopefully hold up for a while.
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les autres années pour la confiture de framboises j'avais un presse fruits avec la boule de bois que l'on tourne dans un chinois, c'est extra aussi mais il ne faut pas vouloir faire de grosses quantités car c'était très très long, ici avec cette presse Roma c'est extra, grande contenance de l'entonnoir, je gagne beaucoup de temps!Talaboextra
Reviewed in France on July 1, 2015
par contre la ventouse bof, le système est déjà cassé !! le morceau de plastique qu'il faut baisser pour faire tenir la ventouse est cassé, en plus au bout de trois ou 4 mouvements de la manivelle la ventouse ne fais plus son effet ventouse et la presse se ballade heureusement il y a la pince pour faire tenir sur la table
bref je ne regrette pas mon achat malgré ce petit soucis
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