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We are going to try homemade pumpkin puree this year (again) and I'm looking for a good way to filter the excess water out of the puree. Last year we used a coffee filter, 8-10 cup, in a colander, but that was a little tedious. I thought about cheesecloth, but all I have found is Chinese made, which I don't trust, and boutique packages that are small and expensive. Larger coffee filters are an option, but they are 200 count -- way too many. Anyone have a suggestion based on their experience? Thanks, Dave |
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