Vaso per germogli GEO - Design italiano - Vaso in vetro con schermo in acciaio inossidabile, bordo in acciaio inossidabile, supporto in acciaio inossidabile su base in ceramica Geojar regolare in vetro in acciaio inossidabile

Name: Vaso per germogli GEO - Design italiano - Vaso in vetro con schermo in acciaio inossidabile, bordo in acciaio inossidabile, supporto in acciaio inossidabile su base in ceramica Geojar regolare in vetro in acciaio inossidabile
Brand: GEO
SKU: 8003419018408
Price: 80.54 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:GEO

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80.54

DESCRIZIONE DEL PRODOTTO Il kit completo include un barattolo di vetro per alimenti con un robusto coperchio in acciaio inossidabile dotato di drenaggio integrato. Basta immergere, riempire e posizionare sulla griglia in acciaio inossidabile appositamente progettata e montata. Risciacqua facilmente i semi e lascia che l'acqua in eccesso si scarichi sopra la griglia sulla base in ceramica. Costruito per durare, il GEO Sprouting Jar System utilizza parti pulite a contatto con gli alimenti prive di BPA, nessun contatto con la plastica! IL SET CONTIENE: 1 x Un germogliatore composto da 1 barattolo di vetro, 1 coperchio con retina in acciaio inossidabile, 1 supporto in acciaio inossidabile, 1 vassoio in ceramica che conterrà l'acqua in eccesso.

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EAN: 8003419018408

Categories: Casa e cucina, Cucina e sala da pranzo, Pentole, Inscatolamento, Barattoli,

Istruzioni di base sulla confezione in inglese, italiano, spagnolo, tedesco, francese e danese. Base/vassoio in ceramica con cuscinetti compatibili con il piano di lavoro. Rack di montaggio angolare in acciaio inossidabile rimovibile. Coperchio inossidabile con inserto in rete di acciaio inossidabile e inserto filettato in plastica. Barattolo di vetro alimentare (circa 3c.).

Brand	GEO
Color	Stainless Steel
Country of Origin	China
Customer Reviews	3.0 3.0 out of 5 stars 23 ratings 3.0 out of 5 stars
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Is Dishwasher Safe	No
Item model number	GEO-G100
Item Weight	2.07 pounds
Manufacturer	Bavicchi spa
Material	Stainless Steel
Number of Sets	1
Product Dimensions	6.3 x 5.5 x 7 inches

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Scritto da: Kindle Customer

Arrived with a broken base

I'm sure I would have loved this item had it arrived intact. But, as other reviewers have mentioned, it arrived with the ceramic base broken. I sent it back.

Scritto da: dawntown

My favorite sprouting jar I've found.

This is certainly the prettiest sprouting jar I have found on the market. Some have complained that it is small, but I am only sprouting for myself, so it works. I think it would produce a sufficient volume of sprouts for 2-3 people who want a fistfull of sprouts on their salad or sandwitch daily, as long as you are watering/growing them daily. Structurally this jar is pretty sound. I like how there is only a little plastic involved. The only problem I've had is that the steel lid is "glued" to a plastic ring that screws onto the jar. This pulled apart the first time I used it, which caused the screen to come out. I was left with three pieces that should be easy to put back together, but for some reason the way I've done it makes the screen bow out a little, instead of being flush and flat like the picture shows. It doesn't effect the jars ability to grow sprouts though. Also, When I rinse the sprouts, I have to rinse the square ceramic piece as well, because it catches sprout water that can turn into a nasty little cess pool if left on the counter too long. It's still my favorite sprouting jar on the market that I've found, especially because of the frame that helps the sprouts to drain (one less thing to worry about). I used to have a jar with a green plastic screen. I much prefer this one.

Scritto da: Michael Parish

Mesh rusts.

Mesh rusts within one week of use

Scritto da: Caro

I really like it.

Excellent smaller size jar for making your home "microgreens". Just rinse 2-3 times a day for a few days and you get fresh sprouts of your choosing to come out of this smaller jar. The base catches any leftover drips and takes up much less room than other sprouting jars. Proviso: The top design could be improved. The top consists of three layers the metal screw on lid, the mesh screen and the plastic piece that is glued into the metal lid. I got some sprouts stuck in the side of the mesh so I removed the mesh from the top thereby ungluing the plastic piece from the metal lid. Don't know what kind of glue that is food safe so I don't know how to reattach the three pieces. Top could be improved for easier cleaning.

Scritto da: alltatup

Screen rusted on first use

I had to return this after one use because the screen rusted, and it produced a dismayingly small amount of sprouts. I tried the Geo 3-tier clay sprouter, found it clumsy and too humid, so I made my own sprouter using an 18/8 stainless steel tamis, or French flour sifter: it has a rim around it that allows roots to grow down and enough space above for sprouts to grow. I just keep it between two ceramic plates. I got mine at Sur La Table. I don't know why it's so difficult for folks to design an easy to use NON-PLASTIC sprouter: look at the tamis flour sifters.

Scritto da: aspanishteacher

Pretty & functional

I've had good results and it's pretty enough that I don;t mind having it out on the counter. I would have given it a 5, except that the ceramic tray was cracked when it arrived.

Scritto da: Jennifer

Four Stars

Love it. Makes sprouting effortless.

Scritto da: Millie Engel

Glue falls off, molds easily

After 3-4 runs of sprouting the glue starts to separate from the lid. The metal part falls off and leaves a plastic ring. This sprouter molds/rusts very easily in the lid and wire covering. Not impressed.

Scritto da: Sandra Sättele

Geo Keimglas

Ich wollte schon seit Längerem Sprossen selber ziehen. Weil ich nicht auf Einmal-Plastik-Gefäße zurückgreifen wollte und mir die Anschaffung eines Tongefäßes zum Ausprobieren übertrieben schien, habe ich mich dafür entschieden ein Keimglas zu kaufen. Natürlich wollte ich auch hier nicht zu viel Geld ausgeben, da ich wie gesagt erst probieren wollte, ob das auf Dauer was für mich ist. Meine Wahl fiel also auf dieses Geo Keimglas. Die Lieferung kam schnell bei mir an und das Glas und die zugehörige Keramikschale waren gut und bruchsicher verpackt. Das Glas ist von schwerer/dicker Qualität, ebenso wie die Keramikschale. Im Metalldeckel befindet sich ein Gewindeeinsatz aus Kunststoff und ein Metallgitter, das zwischen dem Kunststoffgewinde und dem Metallrahmen so eingepasst ist, dass nirgendwo scharfe Kanten abstehen können. Inzwischen habe ich das Keimglas etliche Male mit verschiedenen Sprossen benutzt. Es klappt wirklich super. Allerdings muss man ein paar Kleinigkeiten bei der Benutzung beachten, die aber wahrscheinlich auch für alle anderen Keimgläser gelten. Sprossen von Hülsenfrüchten (Kichererbsen, Linsen, Sojabohnen etc.) müssen definitiv 2x täglich gründlich gespült werden, da beim Keimen einiges an Stärke austritt und diese beginnt sonst durch die Feuchte im Glas zu modern. Sprossen von Radieschen, Luzerne, Brokkoli usw. müssen nach dem täglichen spülen gut aufgelockert werden, denn wenn die Sprossen zu dicht zusammenliegen, kann zu wenig Luft zwischen die Sprossen und sie fangen an zu schimmeln. Fazit nach regelmäßigem Gebrauch des Keimglases: Das Glas erfüllt seinen Zweck voll und ganz. Es sind keinerlei Rostspuren an den Metallteilen. Einzig die Klebung vom Kunststoffteil des Deckels löst sich nach einiger Zeit. Man kann das aber wieder kleben - zum Glück gibt es lebensmittelechten Kleber. Das Glas ist übrigens wohl nicht spühlmaschinenfest, was mich persönlich aber nicht wirklich stört. Das eine Glas ist ja fix von Hand gespühlt.

Scritto da: Rod Clayton

Nice Jar BUT spoilt by non availability of replacement lids and...

I bought this jar in 2017 and I like its size, You can get your hand in to clean. BUT the screw-on cover is IFFY. The cover is stainless steel with a plastic thread. The plastic thread portion seems to be separating from the stainless steel outer ring. They do not appear to be designed to separate and this appears unhygienic. The lid mesh also is large enough to let fruit flies in, which is also less than Ideal. I ended up wrapping it in a tea towel! So I went looking for a replacement lid, preferably one with a finer mesh but NO ONE seems to do one! Wasted hours on Amazon, ebay and elsewhere looking. IMO an expensive throw away sprouting jar is BAD for the pocket AND BAD FOR THE ENVIRONMENT. This is a shame because in other respects it is a good product. If the seller or anyone else knows where I can get lids to fit I would be much obliged.

Scritto da: Amazon Kunde

Leider nicht aufgabengerecht konstruiert

Eigentlich ein sehr schönes Set, dass leider einen deutlichen Konstruktionsfehler aufweist. Das Sieb wird im Deckel durch ein Kunststoffteil gehalten (welches gleichzeitig das Gewinde bildet). Zwischen diesen beiden Teilen ist ein Spalt der ausreichend groß ist, dass kleine Samen (z.B. Radieschen) dort hinein gelangen können (siehe Foto). Nachdem diese Samen dort gekeimt haben, ist es fast nicht möglich diese wieder aus diesem Spalt herauszubekommen. Da Sprossen ein frisches Lebensmittel und zudem leider ein guter Nährboden für mikrobiologische Keime sind, muss ein Gefäß zum Züchten entsprechend gut und vollständig reinigbar sein. Daher beurteile ich diese Konstruktion als nicht aufgabengerecht und werde das Produkt wieder zurückschicken - leider, da es ansonsten echt schön ist.

Scritto da: Frog Jock Queen

Looks good, works well.

Not getting the overall lack of love for this. I've been sprouting broccoli seeds with it like a demon for the last 6 weeks. Well designed, effective and looks great, unlike some of the plastic monstrosities out there. Already bought one as a gift and expect to be unloading a cartload of them on unsuspecting friends and family for Christmas presents.

Scritto da: Steven ShaoKang Chang Chang

Great design but Lid Problematic

As far as the product concept goes, this is a good idea. HOWEVER, the lid breaks fairly easily. I now have bought 6(2 returned due to lid quality issues) but the lids start to crumble 4 months into use. The gauzes either come undone or get rusty. Sprout gather around lids and they are difficult to clean. I hope the producer can refine the product. As I eluded to earlier, conceptually it is actually good - ceramic base and stainless steel stand/lid etc but in reality it works not so well. I would avoid buying again unless design changes can be made.