MESH STRAINER
Barfly Barfly M37025CP Fine Mesh Cocktail Strainer, Copper
Brand: Barfly Color: Copper Features: Fine mesh allows for double straining of drinks to remove small amounts of pulp, herbs and ice. Comfortable rod handle with front rest loop to sit on glass for one handed operation. Conical shaped bowl for funneled flow of liquids. 18-8 stainless steel core. 3 1/2" diameter bowl. 10 3/8" overall length. Binding: Kitchen Details: Fine mesh allows for double straining of drinks to remove small amounts of pulp, herbs and ice. Comfortable rod handle with front rest loop to sit on glass for one handed operation. Conical shaped bowl for funneled flow of liquids. 18-8 stainless steel core. 3 1/2" diameter bowl. 10 3/8" Overall length. Fine barware for the professional bartender and home enthusiast. Barfly mixology gear has everything you need to shake, stir, and pour the perfect cocktail. The collection is designed to ensure masterful results with a variety of tools for making perfect cocktails. From prep to garnish, this comprehensive line of hard working barware and accessories is designed for precision, control, and accuracy. Add an exciting vibe to your bar or party with Barfly mixology gear professional tools. They perform consistently well and look great. Package Dimensions: 12.6 x 4.9 x 3.9 inches
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What is a mesh strainer used for?
Mesh strainers are especially useful when working with ingredients such as fresh citrus juice, which can contain small bits of pulp or seeds that can affect the texture and appearance of the cocktail. It helps to ensure that the cocktail is perfectly strained and free of any unwanted particles, resulting in a smooth and enjoyable drinking experience.
What is the difference between a mesh strainer and a fine mesh strainer?
A mesh strainer typically has larger openings, and it's useful for removing large pieces of ice, fruit, or other ingredients from a shaken cocktail or for straining out larger particles like pulp from juice.
On the other hand, a fine mesh strainer has smaller openings, and it's useful for straining smaller particles like herbs, spices, or tiny ice chips from a stirred cocktail. This is important because stirred cocktails typically have a smoother texture and should be free of any unwanted small particles.
While both types of strainers are useful in cocktail making, a fine mesh strainer is typically used more often because it is better at removing the smaller particles that can affect the taste and appearance of a cocktail. A mesh strainer is still an important tool to have in a bar, but it is often used in conjunction with a fine mesh strainer for a thorough straining process.