Norpro "The Original" Berry Screen, 6in/15cm

This works so perfectly! It’s already saved me a ton of time when it comes to processing tomatoes to can!

just got this berry screen - should have done so at the beginning of the summer season. Lots of good jars of anything with seeds to come next time - already hoping to use it with quince fruit I just received. Just a few minutes of softening in a pot on the stove will help the process go smoothly and quickly. Then save the quince--pectin to add to recipes later. The best addition to the separator processor.

Being completely new to getting seeds out of berries, I did NOT realize that this is a replacement part to something else. I may seem dumb to others, but I was ignorant to the process. Now that I have all my raspberries ripe, I cant use this and they wont let me return it now! Anyone wanna buy for 1/2 price plus shipping? Lol

I was very impressed at how well the screen removed blackberry seeds but when I made strawberry jam there were still a few seeds that the screen did not catch. It was also very difficult to get the strawberry seeds cleaned off of the screen. Still, I thought it did a really good job and I was able to do it really quickly and the jam was delicious.

I’ve been struggling with removing raspberry seeds in my jam for years, using a strainer and a ladle and a LOT of elbow grease. This attachment screen for the Sauce Master works beautifully. No seeds escape into the berry juice, and it’s effortless to use.

Fits great on my 10 year old NorPro food mill. I tried it out removing seeds from 3 1/4 lbs of raspberries before making jam. SO much faster than using a strainer or cheese cloth by hand! Like other reviewers suggest, it's worthwhile to put the "waste" through for a second pass to get better yield. My first pass gave 1 3/4 lb of puree; the second gave an additional 1/2 lb. A third pass only added 1/4 lb, and the seeds jammed tightly between the screw and the screen. (I also do 2 passes when passing tomatoes through the larger screen for sauce.) No issues cleaning with a veggie brush. This was a great investment of $12!

The new screen comes with a gasket that costs $10 separately! These are unrepairable if they break, I tried J-B Welding the old one, failed. Tried to solder, failed. I am VERY pleased.

This worked fantastic for getting the seeds out of the raspberries. I cooked them til soft and then ran them through and there were no seeds at all in the juice. It was a total game changer in making raspberry jam. Thank you for a great attachment!