LINDEN SWEDENJonas Juice Strainer Cotton Replacement Filter – Fits Linden Sweden Jonas Juice Strainer - Great for Home Canning and Jelly Making

This strong plastic Linden Sweden Juice Strainer with Cotton Filter makes jelly-making AND infused oil-making so much easier. I have used cheesecloth in the past, but THIS works so much better. I love that I can just leave it there to drain into the pan for as long as necessary. The Juice Strainer fit perfectly on my big pot and held sturdy. I read that some of the other reviewers had a problem with the grommets tearing or pulling away from the fabric. I have not had that problem, at all, so perhaps this problem has been fixed or maybe I just haven't used mine as much as they have. Anyway, I have had no such problems. This worked perfectly for our jellies and for making dandelion-infused olive oil as well. When I purchased mine, which was in October of 2015, I ordered an extra set of bags to be sure I was covered, but I have only had to use the original bag so far, so it really was not necessary. The bag rinses out very nicely. I washed it by hand and allowed it to air dry with excellent results. I am so happy to have this lovely Juice Strainer! It is strong, easy to use, fits a variety of pots and/or bowls, and has been a huge help to my niece and me in our juicing adventures.

Finally, a good jelly bag and stand! I have always used the metal jelly bag stands and they are terrible. They never fit any bowl and they're always loose and wobbly. This stand is very sturdy, fits many different bowls, and has a sturdy bag.

EXCELLENT! Just wish I had it 15 years ago when I first started making grape jelly. Very sturdy. Holds at least a gallon. Strains very well. I bought an extra cloth. Don't think it was necessary since it is so strong and so easy to clean. This should last me for years. Only con is that once you put the feet into the legs you cannot remove the feet and once the feet are attached to the legs, the legs do not fit back into the box. Highly recommend it and if my grapes do well will buy another one so I can strain two batches at once.

I used this for the first time this week after receiving it for a Christmas gift. I used it to drain honey from the comb of our beehives and it was just great. Unfortunately, when I opened the box to assemble, one of the ‘feet’ that secures it to the pot was broken off. The broken piece wasn’t in the box so it wasn’t damaged in shipping. In spite of the broken foot, fortunately we were able to use the strainer…….it was a bit crooked but it did work ok. I tried to contact the company via email and have not heard from them in over a week. I can’t return it since it was a Christmas gift, but I would like to be able to get a replacement foot and an additional straining bag. Any suggestions? I make a lot of jelly in the summer, which was the reason I requested it for Christmas.

This juice strainer works beautifully. We can 100 quarts of apple juice a year and 50 pints of grape jelly. This strained the juices so that the apple juice was very clear and the grape jelly was too. This is way better than cheesecloth, cleans up easily and stores easily. The plastic arms are flexible so they go over different sized bowls or kettles. Very pleased with this item.

This thing is amazing! I use it for making rose hip syrup and jam. I have used colanders, mesh strainers, and cheese cloth in the past and this is well worth the money. The accompanying picture shows straining 3 pounds of rose hips boiled with 8 cups of water. It was heavy but the whole thing stood solid. It easily fits over my 8 qt. stock pot as well as my 8 qt. enameled cast iron pot with room to spare in the adjusters. I just dumped the whole pot full of mashed rose hips in the strainer and let it sit. After a few hours I tried squeezing and wringing it out to get any remaining juice out and might have gotten an extra tablespoon. The resulting liquid does have some very fine "sediment" that settled in my syrup, which doesn't bother me at all. I have only used it for rose hips so can't speak to whether that would be a problem with other fruits for jelly making. All in all, stop shopping around, spend the money and get this strainer - you won't regret it.

I liked this strainer right up until the end! It did keep all of the seeds out of my Raspberry Dessert but the fabric separated from one of the grommets before I could even take it off the frame and wash it! Some of the seeds are also stuck in the bottom seem of the cotton strainer and can’t be removed.$10 for a replacement fabric strainer is quite steep if it’s only going to last one time! Notice pictures after I washed the fabric strainer, seeds are stuck inside the seem and cannot be removed.

Made cranberry juice from fresh cranberries. Worked fine to strain juice from pulp. Washes up easy. Seems a little flimsy, but did the job