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What’s the difference between a basic tomato mill and using a colloid mill for tomato processing?

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August 11, 2026 at 4:27 am #4863

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What’s the difference between a basic tomato mill and using a colloid mill for tomato processing?

August 11, 2026 at 4:47 am #4866

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A basic tomato mill is mainly designed to separate skins, seeds and stems from the pulp using a sieve, while a colloid mill goes a step further by shearing the strained pulp itself into a much finer, smoother texture and can also help emulsify added ingredients. Many tomato processing lines use a tomato mill for initial separation followed by a colloid mill for final texture refinement.
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