Jelly Strainer Set
Jelly strainer set with a 51cm high stand & strainer bag that takes up to 2kg of fruit. Folds flat for storage.
Eliminate the messy process of hanging a filter sack from an unsafe, improvised support. This practical stand will solve all your problems, efficiently straining jelly, juices and soups, wine and beer.
Complete with strainer bag which takes up to 4lb (2kg) of fruit.
Folds flat for storage.
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Lakeland jelly strainer kit
by Kate
You really don't need the full kit. According to other reviews it's pretty flimsy and difficult to assemble. It's also very expensive for a few bits of metal.
I bought just the bag, for £3.99, punched three holes in it and hung it with string from a kitchen wall cupboard handle - with a large bowl underneath. Works perfectly.
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excellent results
by Carol
Having read all of the reviews I was in two minds as to whether I should buy the strainer set but I am so pleased I did. My redcurrant jelly is the best I have made yet! Whilst a bit fiddly, the stand did not take too long to put together. Not wanting to take any chances I used pegs to hold the jelly bag in place, as suggested by another customer. I also stood the strainer set on some of the Lakeland anti slip matting just to be extra sure. I am really pleased with this product.
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Jelly Strainer Set
by Mrs G C Maynard
I would just like to say something in favour of the Jelly Strainer Set. I have had mine for years, I bought it when Lakeland was still Lakeland Plastics! I have used it frequently and although putting it together takes a bit of practise I have not had any of the problems others have reported in their review. I think I am on my fourth jelly bag, the original bag had loops not elastic and could be attached to an upturned stool - hooking the loops over the legs but I get on fine with the elasticated variety. When attaching the small ring I have the hooks/supports holding it from the inside out - I have never had it collapse. I attach the large ring first with the hooks at the top facing outwards, I then slip the small ring into the hooks, I have just put mine together in approx one minute and it is perfectly stable this way. I also tested the bag and it took some pulling for it to come off - having the hooks facing outwards gives more grip to the bag and It has never come off with the standard amount of fruit for straining i.e. 4lb plus liquid. I do often raise the bowl that the liquid is straining into otherwise it can splash about a bit. I do hope this helps all you who are keen to make lovely clear jellies.
Mrs G C Maynard
Corsley, Wiltshire
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