Anyone successfully use this for a can of Joyva tahini?
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It is used for glass bottle that has right open size with the cap inside the pack Never used for can before,
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It is used for glass bottle that has right open size with the cap inside the packNever used for can before,
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Yes !!! Have only used it as a canner... but after looking at some of the recipes provided am rethinking this... may try cooking a roast... or try one of the other recipes.... sounds REALLY good !!!! Have fun with it !!!
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I haven't tried it, but it would probably work quite well, since both those sauces are generally done with a double-boiler-type setup. Both of these sauces require a moderate heat to keep them from "breaking".
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I've never done that, only use it for canning. Not saying it can't be done.
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Nope. The Vacu Vin pulls a partial vacuum, which I don't think would be adequate for what is required in canning. Certainly not worth the risk! Its really just for keeping coffee beans a bit fresher longer.
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I am not pretty sure. When I made curry, my left over will fit right in this jar, and can used for 2 meals. does that help? :D You can put your fist in there. somehow...
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Yes, I just happened to have almond milk on hand, so I gave it a whirl. Works perfectly fine.
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I have successfully opened one, but am not sure if it was luck or if using it lightly at a couple of different places on the lid kept it from bending. I have not tried it since. Sorry I can't be more help.
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I have not. I only use this for smoking and pressure smoking so my food has been racked.
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Yes, I have a spice island one in mine. It is a tighter squeeze but it does work.
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Yes, I did and it worked just fine. Just be sure that it is not "ultra" pasteurized.
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YES!!! I bought it just for that and it absolutely works wonderfully!! The key to the coconut cream is that it needs to be room temperature before you try to dispense of it, otherwise you will use up all the nitric. I discovered if you have stored your coconut cream in the iSi in the refrigerator and want to use it quickly, running it under hot water for a minute helps speed up the process, but DO NOT heat up too long or it will just create a runny mess. NOTE: If you try to dispense and you hear a airy noise and no cream...STOP and wait till it warms up a little more or you will use up all of the nitric. Another note: Buy a lot of nitric! The instruction manual tells you what fat content something needs to have in order for the iSi to work...it is not just for cows milk!
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I tried exactly that with different spices and the answer is no. The pull force needs to be stronger.
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I have not, but I wouldn't hesitate to try. Just be careful because the handle likely will be extremely hot and could cause a serious burn.
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Yes, in this case putting it in a blender, and then straining/kneading is the best way.There are a couple great vender out there also with Critical c02 extracts that work great, they are called paradise kava.I strongly suggest you check out the kava forum also.it is kavaforums.com
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I measured mine today. It is true, you cannot use the rack that comes with it, but I have a ~5-inch little trivet that works really well. I checked--you can put 3 pint jars in it while sitting on my little trivet. (NEVER put the jars directly on the bottom.) I read the instruction book, and there is a reference to a Ball canning lid being ok to use in it. They do not say you can use it to pressure can, but I am taking that reference as being that it is ok to use it to can (ALWAYS WITH CARE!) You must not overfill the unit. My unit only takes 3 pint jars--no quarts. Another consideration is that a proper "canner" came with a rack to hold each jar in place so they do not bang each other. I am going to take chunks of aluminum foil and wad it loosely up and stuff it in a loop between the pint jars to hold them apart. For my first attempt I may sit it out on the deck, just in case :-), but I really do not think there should be a problem.
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I have had mine for about 10 years. Worked fine with odd shaped cans (ham, sardines, etc.). Now it seems, at least in my area, most of these cans are pull-top, but unless OXO has changed the design it should work as mine did back then. As an aside, mine still works perfectly.