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Trunet roasting net 160 mm 24 mesh 100 m
Elastic roasting net from Trunet for shaping and cooking hams, cooked meats and rolls. The net has a maximum expanded diameter of about 160 mm, 24 meshes around the circumference and square meshes for an even and attractive finish on the product. Supplied on a practical 100 metre roll.
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✔ Elastic roasting net from Trunet
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✔ Max expanded diameter about 160 mm
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✔ 24 meshes around with square mesh pattern
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✔ 100 metre roll for efficient production
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Tip: Slide the net onto a tube or stuffing horn before use to speed up production. Choose a size where the product fills the net well without being over compressed for an even diameter and smooth surface.
Features
- ✔ Elastic roasting net to hold meat together during cooking
- ✔ 160 mm maximum expanded diameter for large hams and rolls
- ✔ 24 square meshes around the circumference for even pressure
- ✔ 100 m roll suitable for both small scale and professional use
Specifications
| Product | Trunet roasting net |
| Max expanded diameter | Approx. 160 mm |
| Meshes around | 24 meshes |
| Mesh type | Square mesh pattern |
| Roll length | 100 m |
| Application | Hams, cooked meats, rolls and other products that need uniform shape |
How to use
- Slide the roasting net onto a tube or stuffing horn and pull out the required length.
- Fill the net with the prepared meat or meat mixture and tighten so the shape becomes even.
- Tie or clip the ends securely to hold the product in place.
- Cook, steam or roast according to your recipe.
- Cool the product and carefully cut off the net before slicing and packing.
FAQ
What products is this net suitable for?
It is ideal for hams, cooked meats, rolls and other joints that need a uniform, compact shape.
How do I choose the right size of net?
Choose a net with a maximum diameter slightly larger than the desired finished diameter so the meat fills the net without excessive pressure.
Can the net be reused?
No, roasting net is intended for single use and is cut off after cooking and cooling.