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# 51-page step-by-step eBook Live active probiotics Reusable grains for endless batches 1 TBSP Milk Kefir Grains - Fresh Probiotic Starter Culture - Fusion Teas | Live, Active Grains (Bulgaros) For Homemade Milk Kefir; Includes Milk Kefir Unleashed eBook by Thomas Egbert

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## Summary

> 🥛 Unlock the probiotic secret your gut’s been craving!

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## Key Features

- • **Freshness Guaranteed:** Carefully cultivated and daily fed grains arrive alive, ready to revive and start fermenting immediately.
- • **Probiotic Powerhouse:** Fresh, live kefir grains packed with diverse healthy bacteria strains for optimal gut health.
- • **Cost-Effective Wellness:** Reusable grains mean endless homemade kefir—save big compared to store-bought alternatives.
- • **Expert Guidance Included:** Comprehensive 51-page eBook plus unlimited email support ensures your fermentation success every time.
- • **Family-Sized Fermentation:** Generous 1 TBSP quantity produces enough kefir to nourish your entire household sustainably.

## Overview

This 1 TBSP pack of fresh, live milk kefir grains from Fusion Teas comes with a detailed 51-page eBook by Thomas Egbert, offering step-by-step fermentation tutorials and recipes. Cultivated daily to maximize probiotic diversity, these reusable grains produce abundant kefir for the whole family, delivering a cost-effective, gut-friendly superfood starter culture with expert support included.

## Description

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Review: Excellent grains - I received my grains in excellent shape. Plump, healthy, happy grains. I didnt have regular milk in my fridge as Im allergic and lactose intollerant, but I had some evaporated whole milk in the pantry and some lactose free milk in my fridge. I was worried about leaving my grains unfed until I could go to the store, which would be a day or 2, so I decided to use the evaporated milk and then got worried it would be far to much for the grains and decided to thin it with the lactose free milk. Well the next morning I got up and went straight to the pantry which remains at a pretty constant 70 degrees. I saw curds and whey, so kefir was a success! I went ahead and poured it through a fine mesh nylon strainer (purchased off desertcart) into a bowl using a silicone spatula to swish and rub the kefir through the strainer, tapping at the end to get the heavier cream through leaving the grains behind. Kefir success with my very first batch and there was never a need to throw a single ounce away. My grains have made a fresh batch of kefir everyday since I received them a month ago. My allergy to milk and lactose intollerance, havent been a problem consuming kefir. Which was my hope!!! What a blessing and a joy to have something rich and creamy again. Since Im allergic to oats, almond, rice, soy and coconut, (Hard to believe isnt it? For me to. Ugh) and 20+ food allergies and cross reactivities, my life has been hell. That doesnt include my numerous health issues which are way to much to go into here. But I am feeling so much better. I think these grains may have saved my life. Not an exaggeration. I have continued to use evaporated milk and lactose free milk or organic whole grassfed milk and my stomach hasnt cussed me out even a little. Im putting on a little weight and the black circles under my eyes are filling back in, my sagging skin is looking younger and slowly getting its glow back. I think I might just live. *** So some things I've learned since getting my grains. Dont mix with honey. Honey is an antibacterial. It will kill off the bacteria your kefir just worked so hard to produce. Next, eat your grains when they've grown beyond what you need. DONT throw them away. Add them to your smoothie or just munch them down. The grains can actually survive your digestive system and travel to your intestin. I needed this terribly. It has resolved some pretty terrible health issues I was having. Big sigh of relief there. Also, I like how sweet and creamy the kefir is with the evaporated milk. Ive tried just lactose free milk and whole milk which produces a more tart product on their own. I read lactose free milk cant be used with milk kefir. Not true. Kefir eats sugar. Lactose is sugar, but if you've ever had lactose free milk, it is sweet. It works. However, I prefer the evaporated milk/whole milk 50/50 and I let it go to full curds and whey. I pour off the whey and use the curd. You can strain it just like you would fresh yogurt, cream cheese, and farmers cheese. Just plain milk kefir will produce a sour cream if you want that extra zing. It all depend on how long you strain it. Just use cheesecloth or a coffee filter for 1, 2 or 3 days for each as listed. I have no other option for these items due to my allergies, but the kefir used these ways are delicious. I mainly eat it in 2 ways though. I dont drink it as a beverage. I pour off the whey, push the curd through the strainer and its nice and thick like yogurt. I put that in a mason jar and let it chill or sit overnight in the fridge. I put about 8 ozs in a blender with my collagen, strawberry flavored meal replacement powder, frozen fruit: pineapple, mango, banana, raspberries or strawberries and whip it into ice cream. Fantastic! 2ndly I pour the thick kefir yogurt into a bowl and top it with homemade lemon curd and fresh fruit. Blueberries are my favorite. Delicious. I eat this as breakfast and the ice cream (meal replacement) for lunch or dinner. I try to eat veges and actual food at least once a day. If you are on your last leg, what do you have to lose? The grains are $15 and some animal milk of choice. Buy some and give it a try. If you drink it as a beverage, you will burp more and have some gas from it. If you add a little citrus zest to it before putting it in the fridge, it gets super fluffy like mousse and this is called a 2nd ferment. It is even more nutritious this way. Especially regarding B vitamins. Your body may need a little adjustment time. Just start slow. Im one month into using it and its the first time in almost 2yrs I feel like there may be an end to my pain and suffering. I think everyone in the world should be eating/drinking this miracle food. God bless and good luck! ***** So I thought I would update this post since I'm now 5 months into owning my kefir grains. They are going strong and so am I. After more than 2yrs, I was finally able to go back to work last month! I'm not 100% as I still have some issues, but I'm working on those slowly, trying alt natural options. My grains have been as large as a quarter or more. I've never seen any others like them. Once they're so big, I eat them. They love the pantry. I keep them in a pretty glass jar at a constant 70ish degrees and feed them every day. Even if I don't have time to strain them. I just pour a little fat free evap milk over the top to tide them over and they're happy as can be. You can do this for 4 or 5 days easy and the milk kefir is fine. Not much different than day 1 kefir. This also happens when I have let my grains grow to big and I have a ton of kefir and I'm playing catch up to eat it all. But seriously, the best part of all of this is I feel like a person again. Part of society. I hated being sick and stuck at home. I'm so happy I found milk kefir, I'll eat it for the rest of my life!
Review: Worked for this novice! - I am learning about fermenting and experimented with brine solution based approaches to pickles, of course, and later fruits and other vegetables. I was interested in Kefir and purchased these grains. They arrived in the heat of the summer here on the east coast, earlier than I expected so I was on travel at the time. I asked my family to just stick the box in the fridge. Apparently, after reading the guidance from the seller, this is not necessary. Never the less, following the instructions in the box, I fed the grains with some whole milk from the supermarket, not organic, just generic whole milk and dumped a few cups on the grains in a mason jar sitting in a kitchen cupboard. Within about three days, the it was obvious the liquids and solids were separating. This is the proverbial curds and whey, which up until that point were meaningless terms to me. Using a cheap plastic filter on desertcart, I filtered out the grains and tossed the liquid. Another two cups of whole milk and two days later the same thing occurred. Except this time, instead of discarding the liquid after screening out the grains, I tasted it. Wow!!! I only had tried store bought Kefir in the past and I was amazed at the depth of flavor, slight effervescence, and was sold on this approach. More importantly, I was waiting for some kind of gastro-intestinal train wreck, but nothing! (Ask me what happens if you ingest three tablespoons of allulose. Not good and I have the stereotypical iron stomach.) So net is after little over a month of using this product, it's faithfully converting store bought whole milk to a more and more delightful and complex liquid that I keep stored in my fridge. Does it have a zillion beneficial bacterial with Latin names? Who knows?! All I can report it is this: (1) the product works as described and the instructions are good. (2) I don't get sick after consuming (3) Every two to three days it's ready for filtering and re-feeding. I should add quickly that I travel a lot so I store the grains in the fridge until I return and they get back to work almost immediately when returned to their nice warm cupboard. So this product does what it says, is super simple and I'm pleased to recommend it.

## Features

- Highest Quality: Our kefir grains are guaranteed to arrive fresh and alive | Enough for the whole Family!
- Comprehensive Tutorials: Your purchase includes unlimited email support, so you can ask us your fermenting questions anytime. You’ll also get a 51-page eBook with images, video tutorial, step-by-step instructions and delicious recipes to create the best tasting kefir again and again. You’ll have our full support in your kefir journey!
- The Kefir Grains can be reused over and over, and will produce plenty of kefir for the whole family. It’s exponentially cheaper than buying kefir at the grocery store!
- Healthy Probiotics - We feed our kefir grains every day. We carefully cultivate our grains to contain as many strains of healthy bacteria as possible, giving you well balanced probiotics in every sip.
- Keep in mind our grains are fresh and are meant to be revived upon arrival for best results.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B007GGRJTG |
| Best Sellers Rank | #7,916 in Grocery & Gourmet Food ( See Top 100 in Grocery & Gourmet Food ) #44 in Dried Grains & Rice |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (8,759) |
| Item Weight  | 1 ounces |
| Manufacturer  | Fusion Teas |
| UPC  | 654367640951 |

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: What supplies will I need to make kefir?**
A: A couple of thoughts that haven't already been mentioned: I have found that I can make excellent kefir without any grains at all, if I start with about 1:20 volume of good kefir and bring it to full volume with organic whole milk. Non-organic will work also, but I prefer organic mostly because of more humane treatment of the milk cows. I can do this for at least 2 weeks without using my grains, which are just sitting in the refrigerator in whole milk all this time. And when I do it this way, and also at a relatively cool temperature (60-65 F), I find that I am much less likely to "overcook" it and end up with lots of curds and whey, which I don't like. Meanwhile, my grains do just fine in the refrigerator. Once every week or two, I use them and the milk they were in to start a new bench, and I keep a close eye on it so it doesn't accumulate too much whey. Then I put the grains back in the fridge in fresh whole milk and start over again.
Also, I have had no problem with using a metal strainer or spoon. It seems to me that what is important is not to expose the grains to metal for long periods. Short exposures seem to be just fine.
The third point is that I don't need anywhere near one tablespoon of grains per quart. I use more like one half teaspoon of happy, healthy grains and an incubation period of 8-12 hours, occasionally more. This is after the grains have been through three to four cycles after being received in the mail. I got the advice to discard the first few batches of kefir, lest I think that all my batches will taste the way the first few do. In fact, they get much better after those first few batches.
If I only use one half teaspoon per quart, what do I do with all of the extra accumulated grains? First of all, I take a healthy amount of them and dry them in a food dehydrator, and then store them in the freezer. This is my emergency backup stock, in case I ever do something stupid and destroy the grains with which I'm working. You can also give them away to friends who have not experienced homemade milk kefir. It's also supposed to be good fertilizer for plants, although I have only used water kefir grains for that.
So what do you need? A few mason jars, something like cheesecloth or coffee filters and rubber bands to create a covering for the jar while the kefir ferments, some good lids for sealing the jars while they're in the refrigerator (I love the plastic pouring lids that I got here on Amazon), a small glass jar for storing the grains when you're not using them, a fairly fine mesh filter - metal is fine in my opinion, and plenty of whole milk. Whole milk rather than low fat is more important than organic rather than non-organic, although the better the milk, the better the kefir and the happier the grains.

I love milk kefir. Since I started making it about 6 months ago, I have had about one to two pints a day everyday. I take it with me when I travel. It has done wonders for my health, my weight, and my general sense of well-being.

**Q: How do you get the grains to arrive in Florida without being 'baked' on the way?**
A: Kefir grains are not as fragile as most people think. We ship them all year round. The do not begin to be compromised until 130 degrees and our packaging protects them.

**Q: How much kefir will I Tbsp of grains make?**
A: I find myself puzzled by the other responses. If I used anywhere near that amount of grains per one to two cups of milk I would get curds and whey within 8 hours. Once my grains were fully healthy and active, which didn't take more than a few cycles, I have used more like one half to one teaspoon of grains per quart of milk, and an incubation time that is usually no more than half a day. In fact, recently I have been reculturing my kefir from kefir itself, as you would do with yogurt, and leaving the grains in the refrigerator for at least two weeks in whole milk. I use perhaps a 1 to 20 dilution of kefir to milk. I get creamier kefir this way that seldom goes to curds and whey, and it's a much simpler process since there is no filtering involved. Every week or two, I make a batch from the grains and the milk in which they've been sitting, and this batch usually goes further than I would like, but makes excellent starter for the next batch, which is an excellent starter for the next batch, etc. The main reason that I go back to the grains every couple of weeks is to make sure that the composition of the microbiome remains the same as it originally was. I haven't actually reached the maximum time that I could reculture kefir without going back to the grains.
And FWIW, those grains that have been sitting in the refrigerator for 2 weeks, and the milk in which they have been sitting, are both in fine shape for starting a new batch. I don't have to do anything to reinvigorate them.
Enjoy your kefir adventure!

**Q: How do you know if they work or not?**
A: Hello Laura,Once you receive grains, place in 1 1/2 c to 2 cups of whole milk.  I use cheese cloth, folded and just sit over top of jar.  When you see the grains at the top of the jar, give the jar a swirl to cover and give nutrition back to grains.  After 24 hrs, strain and squeeze out all the extra juices out of the grains, using a spoon and strainer.  It will look like a light to thick paste.  Sometimes, After squeezing the liquid out, smashing the grains with a spoon, I put those grains in new mason jar, during straining, causes less mess.Put strained kefir in refrigerator, covered with seran wrap.  Check in an hour or two or more.  If you see natural separation in jar, it works.  I mix 4-6 cups of kefir with 1 1/2c of frozen blueberries and put in caraf in refrigerator.  When putting in glass to drink, I add tsp of sugar, taste like a smoothie.  Have fun!

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent grains
*by T***Z on March 8, 2023*

I received my grains in excellent shape. Plump, healthy, happy grains. I didnt have regular milk in my fridge as Im allergic and lactose intollerant, but I had some evaporated whole milk in the pantry and some lactose free milk in my fridge. I was worried about leaving my grains unfed until I could go to the store, which would be a day or 2, so I decided to use the evaporated milk and then got worried it would be far to much for the grains and decided to thin it with the lactose free milk. Well the next morning I got up and went straight to the pantry which remains at a pretty constant 70 degrees. I saw curds and whey, so kefir was a success! I went ahead and poured it through a fine mesh nylon strainer (purchased off Amazon) into a bowl using a silicone spatula to swish and rub the kefir through the strainer, tapping at the end to get the heavier cream through leaving the grains behind. Kefir success with my very first batch and there was never a need to throw a single ounce away. My grains have made a fresh batch of kefir everyday since I received them a month ago. My allergy to milk and lactose intollerance, havent been a problem consuming kefir. Which was my hope!!! What a blessing and a joy to have something rich and creamy again. Since Im allergic to oats, almond, rice, soy and coconut, (Hard to believe isnt it? For me to. Ugh) and 20+ food allergies and cross reactivities, my life has been hell. That doesnt include my numerous health issues which are way to much to go into here. But I am feeling so much better. I think these grains may have saved my life. Not an exaggeration. I have continued to use evaporated milk and lactose free milk or organic whole grassfed milk and my stomach hasnt cussed me out even a little. Im putting on a little weight and the black circles under my eyes are filling back in, my sagging skin is looking younger and slowly getting its glow back. I think I might just live. *** So some things I've learned since getting my grains. Dont mix with honey. Honey is an antibacterial. It will kill off the bacteria your kefir just worked so hard to produce. Next, eat your grains when they've grown beyond what you need. DONT throw them away. Add them to your smoothie or just munch them down. The grains can actually survive your digestive system and travel to your intestin. I needed this terribly. It has resolved some pretty terrible health issues I was having. Big sigh of relief there. Also, I like how sweet and creamy the kefir is with the evaporated milk. Ive tried just lactose free milk and whole milk which produces a more tart product on their own. I read lactose free milk cant be used with milk kefir. Not true. Kefir eats sugar. Lactose is sugar, but if you've ever had lactose free milk, it is sweet. It works. However, I prefer the evaporated milk/whole milk 50/50 and I let it go to full curds and whey. I pour off the whey and use the curd. You can strain it just like you would fresh yogurt, cream cheese, and farmers cheese. Just plain milk kefir will produce a sour cream if you want that extra zing. It all depend on how long you strain it. Just use cheesecloth or a coffee filter for 1, 2 or 3 days for each as listed. I have no other option for these items due to my allergies, but the kefir used these ways are delicious. I mainly eat it in 2 ways though. I dont drink it as a beverage. I pour off the whey, push the curd through the strainer and its nice and thick like yogurt. I put that in a mason jar and let it chill or sit overnight in the fridge. I put about 8 ozs in a blender with my collagen, strawberry flavored meal replacement powder, frozen fruit: pineapple, mango, banana, raspberries or strawberries and whip it into ice cream. Fantastic! 2ndly I pour the thick kefir yogurt into a bowl and top it with homemade lemon curd and fresh fruit. Blueberries are my favorite. Delicious. I eat this as breakfast and the ice cream (meal replacement) for lunch or dinner. I try to eat veges and actual food at least once a day. If you are on your last leg, what do you have to lose? The grains are $15 and some animal milk of choice. Buy some and give it a try. If you drink it as a beverage, you will burp more and have some gas from it. If you add a little citrus zest to it before putting it in the fridge, it gets super fluffy like mousse and this is called a 2nd ferment. It is even more nutritious this way. Especially regarding B vitamins. Your body may need a little adjustment time. Just start slow. Im one month into using it and its the first time in almost 2yrs I feel like there may be an end to my pain and suffering. I think everyone in the world should be eating/drinking this miracle food. God bless and good luck! ***** So I thought I would update this post since I'm now 5 months into owning my kefir grains. They are going strong and so am I. After more than 2yrs, I was finally able to go back to work last month! I'm not 100% as I still have some issues, but I'm working on those slowly, trying alt natural options. My grains have been as large as a quarter or more. I've never seen any others like them. Once they're so big, I eat them. They love the pantry. I keep them in a pretty glass jar at a constant 70ish degrees and feed them every day. Even if I don't have time to strain them. I just pour a little fat free evap milk over the top to tide them over and they're happy as can be. You can do this for 4 or 5 days easy and the milk kefir is fine. Not much different than day 1 kefir. This also happens when I have let my grains grow to big and I have a ton of kefir and I'm playing catch up to eat it all. But seriously, the best part of all of this is I feel like a person again. Part of society. I hated being sick and stuck at home. I'm so happy I found milk kefir, I'll eat it for the rest of my life!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Worked for this novice!
*by G***P on July 16, 2025*

I am learning about fermenting and experimented with brine solution based approaches to pickles, of course, and later fruits and other vegetables. I was interested in Kefir and purchased these grains. They arrived in the heat of the summer here on the east coast, earlier than I expected so I was on travel at the time. I asked my family to just stick the box in the fridge. Apparently, after reading the guidance from the seller, this is not necessary. Never the less, following the instructions in the box, I fed the grains with some whole milk from the supermarket, not organic, just generic whole milk and dumped a few cups on the grains in a mason jar sitting in a kitchen cupboard. Within about three days, the it was obvious the liquids and solids were separating. This is the proverbial curds and whey, which up until that point were meaningless terms to me. Using a cheap plastic filter on Amazon, I filtered out the grains and tossed the liquid. Another two cups of whole milk and two days later the same thing occurred. Except this time, instead of discarding the liquid after screening out the grains, I tasted it. Wow!!! I only had tried store bought Kefir in the past and I was amazed at the depth of flavor, slight effervescence, and was sold on this approach. More importantly, I was waiting for some kind of gastro-intestinal train wreck, but nothing! (Ask me what happens if you ingest three tablespoons of allulose. Not good and I have the stereotypical iron stomach.) So net is after little over a month of using this product, it's faithfully converting store bought whole milk to a more and more delightful and complex liquid that I keep stored in my fridge. Does it have a zillion beneficial bacterial with Latin names? Who knows?! All I can report it is this: (1) the product works as described and the instructions are good. (2) I don't get sick after consuming (3) Every two to three days it's ready for filtering and re-feeding. I should add quickly that I travel a lot so I store the grains in the fridge until I return and they get back to work almost immediately when returned to their nice warm cupboard. So this product does what it says, is super simple and I'm pleased to recommend it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Amazing!
*by G***G on November 7, 2022*

I have never made kefir before in my life. I found these kefir grains when I Googled "What are the best kefir grains to buy?" (I love Google!😍) They were #3 on the top 10 list I found. There was a negligible difference between these and the top 2. I liked that they were so highly rated, very reasonably priced, guaranteed, and that I would receive 1 tablespoon instead of 1 teaspoon. They had a 9.5 rating. Excellent! I was also pleased to see that the Amazon customer reviews were excellent. I took a chance even though I have reservations when it comes to trusting reviews. I am so glad I chose these grains! I am thrilled with them! They came just as described. Faster than I expected. I regret not buying them sooner. I sent a message after I received them asking a non urgent question. I received a response within minutes. As for the grains themselves. They are so easy to use. I was concerned it would be a lot of work, or a pain to keep up with. I was wrong! I actually find it very relaxing. I was paying at least $35.00 per week for store bought Kefir. Now I pay $5.00 for a gallon of whole milk. That is all it takes! The last 3 batches I swapped 1/4 of the milk with half and half. So creamy! (Even better!) The quality and nutritional value of homemade kefir is so much better, there is no comparison. I believed I was benefiting from store bought, (and I was) but the benefits of homemade are incomparable. Trust me! After less than 2 weeks, my grains have way more than quadrupled. I started out with 1 tablespoon. (I measured.😉) They are multiplying so fast I have already started sharing. I am making several batches at one time. At first I thought the apparent growth was actually curds sticking to the grains. So for the third batch I put them in my strainer and ran cold milk (never water) over them 2 to 3 times and the results were very exciting. (I obviously need to get out more.🤩) The cold milk rinsed away the coating of curds, but the volume of grains was the same. By batch #3 they had already nearly doubled. Every batch shows consistent growth. Even more now that I am on my 10th batch. I literally have 3/4 cup. My first batch I let sit for about 48 hours as suggested to revive them. The grains arrived so healthy that I think that was too long. The batch was fairly tart and smelled pretty yeasty. The instructions don't recommend drinking the first batch or two. (I drank it anyway, because it was delicious.😋 Nothing bad happened!🤫) Now I am letting them sit between 12-18 hours depending on when I see the beginning of separation of curds and whey. I found the best place to set them is on the top of my fridge. When I strain them I use a plastic fine mesh strainer and a silicone basting brush to encourage them to strain and work off the accumulation of curds. I have had amazing results! The directions that came in the package with the grains are so simple and well written. The link that I received by email was literally everything I could possibly need to know. I printed out a copy and hung it on my fridge. I know that if I have any issues or questions, I can send 1 text and have answers within a few minutes. This company is reliable and really seems to care that my kefir making experience is the best. Before making my own, my kids refused to even try kefir. They were convinced that it was no more than spoiled milk. (They are such a joy.🥴) Now they each have their own bottle with their name on it. I refill them every day. I really feel like I can already see the health benefits they are experiencing. They tried it plain and fell in love. When I grind up and add fresh or frozen fruit to it they act like I have handed them a bowl of ice cream. It astonishes me.😲 (They seem to be of the opinion that if something is called healthy they might as well be eating dirt.😛 Again, what a joy!🥴) My husband was recently (about 4 months ago) diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. We were terrified to say the least. (Now, health care is a very personal and individual decision that everyone has to make for themselves with their doctors assistance. I am NOT making recommendations when it comes to any serious health conditions!) That being said, his blood glucose was over 400 and his A1C was 14. He decided to try to get it under control without medication. He has made drastic changes in diet and has started exercising. He managed to get his blood glucose down to the 130 range. (This could just be hope talking, but after drinking this homemade kefir for the past 2 weeks, his daily blood glucose is between 110-115 and improving.) It's exciting and encouraging. I highly recommend these particular kefir grains. I couldn't be happier! (With my kefir making experience, that is!😁) If you're on the fence, jump off, the fence belongs to the devil!😂 Stay healthy and safe!

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- IMUSA IMU-71133W Plastic Strainer, Black, 6-Inch,1 Count (Pack of 1)

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