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Reddit mentions of LiveFresh Premium Fine Mesh Stainless Steel Strainer with Non Slip Handle for Quinoa, Tea, Soup, Sifting, Baking, Straining - 5-1/2 Inch
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COMFORTABLE, NON-SLIP, HEAT-RESISTANT HANDLE: Comfortable soft-touch grips provide allow you to strain your food easily while maintaining control in slippery conditions and protecting your hands from burns. Excellent for those who struggle with Arthritis.DURABLE STAINLESS STEEL CONSTRUCTION: This is the TOUGHEST medium-sized strainer available. All welds, and joints are inspected for quality and strength to eliminate the possibility for breaks or failures. These strainers will LAST A LIFETIME, GUARANTEED.PREMIUM, VERY FINE STAINLESS STEEL MESH: For straining the smallest ingredients, INCLUDING QUINOA, SOUPS, LOOSE-LEAF TEA, & FRUIT SMOOTHIES. This STURDY STEEL MESH is tough, pliable, and maintains its form throughout its life.EASY TO CLEAN DESIGN: Never get food stuck in between the rim and mesh again! Our SEALED RIM DESIGN features a smooth, rounded finish that blocks food particles from becoming lodged between the mesh and the rim. 100% DISHWASHER SAFE & simple to clean by hand. This strainer is designed to handle regular daily use.FULL LIVE FRESH 100% SATISFACTION WARRANTY: If there are any issues with your purchase you can simply return your product and receive a FULL refund or a replacement unit (whichever you prefer) - NO QUESTIONS ASKED, FOR AS LONG AS YOU OWN THEM.
Specs:
Color | Stainless Steel |
Height | 2.8 Inches |
Length | 12 Inches |
Number of items | 1 |
Size | 5.5 Inch |
Weight | 0.31 Pounds |
Width | 12 Inches |
Sure, I spent a year making all kinds of extracts and tinctures and reading endless forum discussions about it. There is a great technique called the Quick Wash Ethanol Extraction Technique. QWEET. There are other methods that work, too, but this one is my stand-by now. Feel free to ask if anything is unclear.
Anyway, you basically use 190 proof grain alcohol chilled to 0 degrees F in a freezer. You then decarboxylate your crumbled plant material for an hour at 240 degrees F in your oven, then freeze it, too.
In my recent batch I had a couple ounces of Charlotte's Web flower, so I crumbled that into a half gallon mason jar after the decarbing process, then put it into the freezer, too.
So you end up with two things in your freezer at zero degrees:
You should also have another 2 jars to collect the filtered extraction. They can be quart jars.
After things have chilled to temp, the process goes like this:
After that you can do a few things. It is technically already a tincture, but you can evaporate off some alcohol to concentrate it more. You can also turn it into thick oil or dabbing material by pouring it into a clear pyrex baking dish and letting all of the alcohol evaporate. The longer it sits the thicker it gets. You then use a razor to scrape it up.
For a truly ideal tincture I will evaporate off all of the alcohol as described, because frankly alcohol tinctures DO taste like shit. I scrape up the thickened oil and then dissolve it into 60 ml (two ounces) of MCT oil. It easily dissolves with just a bit of heat and stays that way, and there is very little taste at all. Now it can be used sublingually for maximum absorption. You can even get all fancy and add flavors. 2 or 3 drops of this oil-based flavoring is ideal.
Here's how I've gotten the best results:
2.Freeze everything. Take an empty freezer, put your trim in large mason jars about 1/3rd full, put a pack of non-bleached coffee filters in there and your wire mesh strainer and about 10 short wide mouth mason jars with their lids.
5.Pour the ISO into the trim jars until the jars are 1/2 full
14.use a razor blade or other scraping tools to move around the wax and purge it
I've gotten great pull-and-snap oil out of this method, and if you overdo the heat gun you can get straight shatter.