fine sieve

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A sieve with very small holes, used for sifting fine powders or straining liquids.

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  • She used a fine sieve to separate the flour from the lumps.
  • The recipe calls for sifting the sugar through a fine sieve.
  • He needed a fine sieve to remove the smallest impurities from the sand.
  • The artisan employed a fine sieve for dusting the cake with powdered sugar.
  • To achieve a smooth consistency, strain the sauce through a fine sieve.
  • A fine sieve is essential for baking delicate pastries.
  • The scientist used a fine sieve to collect microscopic particles.
  • You'll need a fine sieve to get rid of any small stones in the salt.
  • The baker recommended using a fine sieve for the cocoa powder.
  • Make sure to use a fine sieve when straining the broth to remove any solids.