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THE SQUEEZO

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How To Assemble Your Squeezo Strainer

Kathy Pyorala, owner and distributor of The Squeezo Strainer, demonstrates how easy it is to assemble the Squeezo Strainer. Pyorala owns All Seasons Homestead Helpers and Best Products, a division of ASHH, in Vermont. All Seasons Homestead Helpers is an online distributor of fine kitchen, lawn and gardening appliances and equipment. The Squeezo Strainer is entirely Made in The USA. Visit us at All Seasons Homestead Helpers.

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Granny Wise is All Seasons Homestead Helpers' writer and sustainability enthusiast. All Season's Homestead Helpers owns and distributes THE ORIGINAL SQUEEZO STRAINER since 2006. The Squeezo Strainer, a staple in kitchens for over 50 years, is the only all-metal sauce maker and it is entirely made in the US. We carry all Squeezo parts. We also carry a carefully selected line of kitchen, lawn and garden equipment including indoor and outdoor compost bins, rain barrels, water bath and steam canners, fruit and cider presses, greenhouses, cold frames, tool carts, kitchen and patio gardens, juicers, grain mills, weed mats and much more.
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