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Cette passoire à mailles fines avec un manche en bois est conçue pour passer le thé, tamiser le matcha, filtrer la farine et rincer les céréales. La maille en acier inoxydable résiste à la rouille et se nettoie facilement. Pratique pour les tâches quotidiennes en cuisine. • La maille en acier inoxydable résiste à la rouille et se nettoie rapidement • Le manche en bois offre une prise en main confortable • La maille fine filtre les feuilles de thé, la poudre de matcha, la farine et la pulpe de jus • Convient pour rincer le quinoa, le riz, les pâtes orzo et les petites céréales • Filtre les sauces, les jus de viande, les yaourts et retire les pépins des jus • Bord et fixation du manche renforcés pour une durabilité accrue • Disponible en trois tailles : Petite 17,5x7 cm, Moyenne 20,5x8 cm, Grande 23x10 cm • Deux boucles de suspension pour un rangement facile • Outil polyvalent pour le thé, la pâtisserie et la préparation des aliments • Conception compacte qui s'adapte sur les bols, tasses et casseroles Une alternative raffinée aux passoires en plastique fragiles, elle gère les tâches quotidiennes de la cuisine tout en complétant un espace bien entretenu.
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My previous strainer from another shop was heavier, so this one feels little light. It works well for flour, but some quinoa escaped near edge when I tipped it too quickly.
Delivery took more days than expected and tracking did not move for one week. The strainer itself is good for matcha, so I kept it.
Strains juice pulp quickly without taking over the drawer.
The wooden handle looks rather smart beside my open shelves. I keep the medium one hanging near the kettle instead of hiding it in a drawer. At 68, I appreciate a handle that feels comfortable and does not slip about. The mesh catches loose tea without leaving half the leaves in my cup. It has also managed flour and a small portion of rice rather well.
I needed something prettier to leave hanging in our small kitchen. The wood handle gives warm look beside my pans. At first I planned use only for tea, but now it is always busy with flour and juice also. Cleaning is fast under tap. The rim stays firm even when I press pulp gently. Very happy with this useful thing.
The dimensions were accurate, and the large one spans my prep bowls without wobbling.
Delivery was quick and I could use it for Sunday cooking. It catches juice pulp nicely, then cleans easy under running water.
Mesh is fine and smooth, without rough edge. I use it for filtering chai into cup. Wood grip feels comfortable in hand.
Needed one tool that could rinse orzo and sift flour, and this has managed both without anything sneaking through. Quick rinse afterwards, job done.
Mine hangs beside the copper pans and the wooden handle looks rather nice there. I first used it for loose leaf tea. Later it rescued a lumpy gravy. The rim stayed steady over both cup and saucepan. A small thing, but I am ridiculously pleased with it.
Weight is light but not flimsy feeling, so I can hold it over pot without tired wrist. The wood grip is smooth and size is convenient for one or two portions.
Ordered the small size and it slips into my usual pot, so check the measurements carefully.
The handle started to wobble after several uses, so I dont trust it over a full pot.
Packed neatly, no daft excess.
Packaging was simple but secure, and the fine rim came out perfectly round.
After rinsing, the mesh was clean in seconds with no flour stuck around the edge. I had the smaller size before and came back for the large one. It sits nicely over my mixing bowl. The wooden handle is comfortable even when my hands are damp. A very sensible kitchen tool.
The colour of the wood is close to photo and suits my kitchen very well. I admit this was an impulse order because I liked how it looked. Then I tried it with matcha and found the fine mesh genuinely useful. It hangs from either loop, which is convenient beside my shelves. Now it is out on display instead of hidden in drawer. Small thing, but makes me smile.
My sister drinks loose leaf tea every morning, so I chose the small size for her birthday. She rang that evening delighted because it sits neatly across her favourite mug. The wooden handle looks far nicer than the plastic one she had before. I have since ordered one for myself. Mine gets used for gravy and little batches of flour too. A grand kitchen find.
Rinsed a small portion of rice in it and not a grain escaped. The handle attachment feels solid, and it sits across my saucepan without me having to hold it.
Feels sturdy and stores neatly.
Arrived sooner than the tracking estimate, a grand surprise for once. The fine mesh held every grain and rinsed clean under the tap.
rly pleased, it fits over my cup and the matcha comes out much smoother. Quick rinse after and back on the hook. I use it most mornings now, no faff.
Packaging was simple but protected the mesh well. Delivery took longer than expected, so one star less, but strainer itself works good.
Measured the 20.5 by 8 cm version against my bowls before ordering and the listed dimensions were spot on. Reckon the handle could be a touch longer over bigger pots, but for sifting flour it is heaps better than my old one.
Packaging was compact with no silly excess, and the mesh arrived perfectly round. Is easy to clean after tea also.
The rim had a slight bend when it came out of the box. It still balances over a bowl and the mesh itself is fine. I managed to nudge it mostly straight, so returning it seemed wasteful. Functional, though not quite the finish I expected.
For the money, the metal mesh feels much better than cheap plastic one I replaced. Only wish small size was a bit deeper for rice.
Looks smart hanging beside my wooden spoons and works fine for sauce. I only wish the loop was slightly wider for my thick hook.
Nice light weight for quick jobs, but the reinforced rim still feels dependable.
Fine mesh, comfy handle, sorted.
Got this for filtering herbal tea, and the loop keeps it off my crowded counter.
Wood handle is comfortable, but mine has one small rough place near end. Function is good for flour and tea, so I keep it, only finish could be nicer.
Sturdy mesh, very neatly finished.
Gave to my sister for baking and she is delighted because flour sifts very fine.
Matcha passes through evenly, and the little clumps are gone in seconds.
The handle looked pale honey in the listing and mine is a fair bit darker. Still quite lovely on the open shelf. Both hanging loops are useful, although the little one catches on my hook sometimes. Overall I'm pleased with it.
After rinse, no flour remains in mesh and the wooden grip feels comfortable in hand. Is much better value than plastic one I used before.
Texture of the mesh is even and there are no rough points around rim. I ordered on impulse for tea, now it is also useful when filtering fruit juice.
Grand for tea every evening.
I bought one similar before with plastic frame and it bent after few months. This has reinforced rim and so far keeps the shape, but water can sit around wood handle if I do not dry it.
The dimensions are accurate, which mattered because I needed it to rest across a narrow prep bowl without falling in.
The wooden handle is comfortable enough, though its squared edge is noticeable if I hold it for a long batch of baking.
Delivery came two days before expected, which was nice surprise. I used the sieve for tea same evening. No leaves went into cup and handle did not become hot. Is now used every morning.
Compact enough to hang beside the cooker without making the place look cluttered.
The mesh feels finer than expected, but mine arrived with a small crease near the rim. It still strains tea, although for the price I expected a neater finish.
Makes loose leaf tea dead easy.
Came in a modest box with the handle properly protected. No unnecessary fuss, and nothing was bent. The hanging loops are useful as our drawer space is limited.
Loose tea finally stays out of my mug, which is all I wanted. The wee loop makes it easy to hang up after rinsing.
Medium is a very useful size for my tea mug and the mixing bowls, without taking over the drawer.
The large one felt much lighter than I expected from the photos. I wanted it mainly for sauces over a saucepan. After several uses, the handle joint on mine began to move slightly. It still strains fine, but I do not trust it with anything heavy. For the price, I expected a firmer attachment.
Lighter than I pictured, but it sits grand across my smaller bowls. Delighted that it doesn't feel like the usual plastic yoke.
A tiny wire at the edge started poking out after a week. I pressed it down and the sieve still works, but for the price I expected a tidier finish. The mesh itself catches juice seeds well enough.
Compared with the flimsy supermarket one I had before, the reinforced rim feels far more dependable. It has become my go to for flour and loose tea.
For the price I expected the rim to be sound. Mine arrived with a section of mesh pulling away beside the handle, so I did not trust it with small grains. A shame, as the size was right.
An old plastic sieve had been cluttering my cupboard for years and was hopeless with loose tea. I finally replaced it with the small size here. What a difference, the leaves stay put and it balances neatly over my cup. The wooden handle also makes it feel like a proper kitchen utensil rather than a disposable gadget.
Weighed up all three sizes and went with medium. It balances nicely over my cereal bowls and isn't as hefty as my old sieve. Reckon the large would be better for pasta, though.
For matcha it makes powder very fine, and handle feels pleasant in hand. Cleaning is easy, though some powder stays near the rim if I rush.
The mesh is genuinely fine, with no odd gaps around the rim. I chose the medium and measured it against my favourite mixing bowl before ordering. It sits securely across the top. Flour goes through evenly without little clumps escaping at the sides. The wooden grip is comfortable even when my hands are damp. Very pleased.
One tiny annoyance, damp flour can lodge around the reinforced rim. A quick scrub gets it out, though I had expected rinsing alone to do the job. Otherwise it feels solid and the mesh has kept its shape.
Gave it with a bag of loose leaf tea and my mate messaged that night to say she'd already used it twice.
Rinsed quinoa in it three times now and not one grain escaped, then it cleaned under tap in few seconds.
Bought this for my dad because his ancient sieve had finally split. He immediately used it for gravy and phoned me to say there were no lumps. A week later he tried rinsing rice in it. Apparently that went well too. The wooden handle was the bit he kept mentioning, as it was comfortable to hold over the saucepan. Unexpectedly successful gift.
My old plastic sieve was permanently sitting on the draining board and looked fairly grim. I ordered the small one on impulse, mainly because the timber handle looked nicer. It hangs neatly beside the kettle using the loop. Now it gets used for loose tea most mornings and for dusting flour at weekends. Delighted with the whole thing.
Used it for yogurt because I wanted a thicker result without dragging out a huge bit of kit. The fine mesh held everything securely over a bowl. Feels sturdier than the cheap supermarket one I binned last month, particularly around the rim. Quietly impressed.
The smooth, close weave breaks up matcha lumps with barely any tapping.
I measured my pot, but should have paid more attention to the listed basket width. The small size works nicely for tea leaves and juice seeds, though it is too compact for the rice portions I usually rinse. Handle attachment feels secure and mesh cleaned without trouble. Useful tool, just not the best size for my purpose.
Busy morning and I needed strain tea direct into travel cup, it worked perfect. Small size stores easy and cleans fast.
I chose the large size for straining sauce into a saucepan and it balances securely. It is compact for a large and doesnt hog cupboard space.
Good price and very useful.
It reached me quickly and the rim was perfectly round, no travel damage at all. Used it immediately to remove seeds from fresh juice and it did the job very well.
The wood on mine has a lighter appearance than the listing photo, and I was hoping for the richer look shown. The sieve itself works correctly and fits over my small bowls, so it is useful despite that disappointment.
Matcha sifts beautifully fine.
Mesh is finer than the cheap supermarket one I replaced, and orzo stays put. The join feels sturdy, though I reckon the handle could be a touch longer for deep pots.
Packaging was simple and secure, and the wood arrived without any mark.
First use was straining orange juice, and the pulp stayed out without the juice taking forever to pass. My previous sieve had wider holes, so this is more useful for me.
Mine has a warmer handle colour than the photo, with a visible grain that looks rather nice. It doesn't have that plasticky kitchen gadget feel, which is why I chose it. I leave it hanging out instead of burying it in a drawer.
Arrived early, used it immediately.
Measured the medium at 20.5 by 8 cm and it matches the listing. Reckon it is the handiest size for tea and little baking jobs.
On my screen the wooden handle looked darker and more polished. The one delivered is quite pale. It works well for flour and the mesh is fine, so I am keeping it. Still, appearance was important because it hangs in open kitchen. Function good, look only okay for me.
Delivery took longer than expected and missed the baking day I needed it for. Once here, it worked perfectly well for sifting flour, so the product itself is decent.
Mesh is fine enough for rinsing quinoa, nothing falls straight through like with my old colander. Cleaning is easy, though few grains can sit near the rim.
Mesh is fine and strong.
Boxed neatly, no fuss.
Good weight in hand and is comfortable for daily tea.
My last strainer warped beside a hot pot and finally went in the bin. I chose the large size here and have used it for pasta sauce, juice pulp and small grains. Nothing has bent and the attachment still feels firm. Cleanup takes a minute with a soft brush. It fits across my usual bowls, too. Very happy with the switch.
It looks quite smart hanging beside the wooden spoons, which is more than I could say for the plastic thing it replaced. The two loops are handy, although one catches on the rack now and again. Used it for flour first, then gravy. Both came out fine. Sensible bit of kit.
After hand washing, the steel part cleans without problem. Around the handle attachment, I need use a small brush because flour stays there. It is not serious and I keep it, just less effortless than expected.
Mesh is very fine and flour goes through without small lumps. Handle gives good grip and attachment feels firm.
The large size rests across my saucepan, although the second loop is not quite as steady as I expected. Mesh is fine enough for gravy and there was no rust after cleaning. Mine arrived with a slight crease near the rim, but it still works so I kept it.
Added this to a baking gift with some nice tea and it ended up being the bit she uses most. Small size sits neatly over a mug.
Good value and feels sturdy.
The fine mesh catches tea leaves properly, even the small broken bits. its lovely to use and doesn't feel flimsy.
Sifting matcha was the reason I ordered it. The powder goes through evenly and I get far fewer little lumps. The handle feels pleasant, even when I am rushing before work. Quick rinse, hang it up, done.
Small enough to display beside my tea things, and it looks quietly elegant there.
Mine arrived badly creased at one side, so it sits unevenly over a bowl even though the mesh itself is fine.
The wooden handle was darker than it appeared in the photo. It still looks pleasant, though I had chosen it to match my lighter utensils. The small size is also rather petite, so check the measurements.
I measured my bowls before choosing the medium, and the dimensions were accurate. Compared with my previous one, the rim is firmer and the mesh does not flex when full of rice. Two months of regular rinsing and it remains clean.
I chose the medium and it looked bigger online. It works well for tea, but takes patience when straining thicker sauces. Keeping it, just wish I'd ordered the large.
For this price, it feels much more solid than the one from supermarket.
Measured the small at 17.5 by 7 cm and it is accurate, though the basket holds less than I pictured. Fine for tea and juice seeds, but I would choose medium for grains.
grand for loose leaf tea.
Rinses clean, no rust yet.
Rinses clean rly fast after gravy, no scrubbing needed. A tiny bit collects near the rim but the tap shifts it. Been reaching for this more than my big colander.
Mesh is very fine and the wood handle feels pleasant in hand. For my tea it works very good, though I would like the handle little longer.
rly easy to rinse clean, and the fine mesh catches the pulp from fresh juice nicely.
Sifts flour evenly, no fuss and hardly any cleanup after.
Quinoa stays inside very well, which was main reason I order it. Water runs through without needing shake for long. The size is convenient, but I wish handle attachment felt a bit more firm.
Mesh is fine and sturdy.
The packaging was simple and the sieve arrived without scratches. Its compact, hangs neatly from a hook, and does not make my small kitchen look cluttered.
The mesh feels smooth with no rough bits, and it rinses quinoa without sending heaps of it down the sink.
rly useful, rinses clean in seconds and feels better made than the bargain shop version.
Wood handle gives warm look and is easy to hold, also when my hands are wet. The hanging loops are practical in my small kitchen.
After baking day, I left it with flour stuck in mesh. I thought cleaning would be difficult. Warm water removed it quickly, no scrubbing drama. Now I use also for juice when I want take out seeds. It is practical small tool and looks lovely hanging up.
Hanging beside the pans, it looks simple and much nicer than the bright plastic ones in local shops. For the price I reckon the finish is decent, with just a slightly rough patch on my handle.
For the price I expected slightly heavier mesh. It does strain quinoa without losing half of it, which was my main reason for ordering. There is a tiny pulled wire near the rim, although it has not spread. Keeping it, just not quite five-star quality for me.
Finer mesh than my old one.
I nearly passed it by because I have two sieves already. Neither of those catches tea leaves properly, mind you. This one sits over my favourite mug and the handle stays cool enough to lift straight away. I have since used it for a spoonful of flour when thickening sauce. Turns out the impulse purchase was the useful one.
After washing, the mesh came clean quickly and no bits stayed caught around the rim. I dried the wooden handle straight away and it still looks new. Sensible little tool.
The wooden handle is comfortable, but mine has a slightly rough patch near the end. Mesh cleans easy and has not rusted, so I kept it rather than arranging return.
My old plastic strainer was bending each time I rinse rice. I ordered this one because rim looked stronger in photo. It feels much better and handle is comfortable even when my hand is wet. Fine mesh keeps the small grains inside, no chasing them around sink now. Very happy with this replacement.
After sifting flour, I rinse it immediately and no paste stays in mesh. Is much easier cleaning than my old sieve, and no rust marks until now.
In person the wood is a little lighter than it appeared on my screen. It still looks refined beside the other kitchen tools, and the reinforced rim feels dependable. Very good for filtering pulp from fresh juice, just one star off for the colour difference.
Juice pulp and seeds are caught very well, while liquid goes through clean. The handle has nice natural feel and attachment seems strong. I have used it nearly every morning this month. Still looks new after washing.
Handle colour was darker than the listing photo on my screen, more brown than honey. Function is good, but I ordered partly for the lighter look.
Mesh is very fine and powder goes through evenly, without little lumps. Handle feels good in hand, only I wish it was little longer.
Very light weight, but rim feels firm and does not bend when I tap matcha through. Size small is perfect above one cup.
Colour matches the photos nicely.
Medium fits my bowls nicely.
One small niggle, the wooden grip is a little slimmer than I expected. Still comfortable enough, and the mesh catches juice seeds properly. I kept it and use it often.
Mesh is finer than my old one.
The box looked a bit squashed when courier handed it to me. Inside all was fine, no bend in the rim. I made a pot of loose tea straight away because my previous strainer let small leaves escape. This one filtered them very clean. The wood handle stays pleasant in hand and now I use it almost every day.
For what it cost, it does the same jobs as my old plastic sieve and feels much nicer in the hand.
Handle loosened on second use.
The texture of the mesh is much finer than my old sieve, and it breaks up matcha clumps well. A few grains sometimes lodge around the rim, but a quick rinse shifts them.
rly fine texture, my quinoa stays put instead of vanishing down the sink.
Fine mesh, loose attachment sadly.
Delivery was quicker than advised, which made a pleasant change. The sieve arrived straight and the mesh had no dents.
Barely adds any weight when I hold it over a mug, yet the rim feels solid. I only wish the wooden handle were a touch longer for my biggest pot.
For the price, it is a grand wee sieve that handles quinoa without half of it escaping down the sink.
Brilliant for tiny grains.
Quinoa was the reason I ordered it because my colander lets half of it escape. Not a single grain slipped through this mesh. It does take a while for all the water to run out. The wooden grip is comfy, and the size works over my cereal bowls. I'd give five stars if it drained just a touch faster.
On impulse I added the medium one to my order because my big colander was useless for orzo. It arrived looking smaller than I pictured, but fits over my breakfast bowl perfectly. First job was rinsing quinoa and none slipped through. Later I sifted flour straight into a mixing bowl. The handle stayed comfortable while I tapped the rim, and the attachment feels secure. Now I reach for it nearly every day.
The parcel arrived late and the rim was squashed on one side. I could make it nearly round again with my fingers. It does strain sauce, but it rocks on the bowl because the shape is not correct. Handle is comfortable at least. I kept it as returning was too much bother, still disappointed.
My old sieve had a bent wire handle that dug into my palm. This wooden one is much nicer to hold and the medium size balances well across a mug or bowl. I have used it several times a week for two months and the mesh is still taut. For a simple tool, it has made prep less fiddly.
The parcel came on a wet afternoon and I expected trouble, but everything inside was dry. I rinsed the sieve and used it straight away for small grains. Nothing slipped through, which made me very happy. It fits across my usual bowl and does not tip. One loop is slightly uneven, though it still hangs fine.
Cleaning this one is far easier than my older strainer. A quick rinse gets flour out of the mesh without loads of scrubbing. I first ordered the small for tea last year. Came back for the large after realising how often I reached for it. The bigger one handles orzo and gravy nicely. Both are still looking grand, so no complaints from me.
Rinses clean in seconds.
Mesh catches every last tea leaf.
For quinoa, the holes are small enough and I lose no grains in sink. Cleaning is easy, only I prefer not leave the wood soaking.
Light enough for my morning cuppa and sturdier than expected.
I checked every measurement because my usual cup has quite narrow opening. Small size rests on it without dropping inside, which was relief. First use was matcha and powder passed evenly with light tapping. Then my wife tried for juice and seeds remained in mesh. Cleaning is quick, so it has not joined the pile of gadgets we never touch.
Medium size fits over my mug and also over small bowl. Is practical for loose tea, and the wood handle does not become uncomfortable in hand.
Delivery took longer than I expected. Strainer itself works good for tea, but package was pressed and rim arrived little bent, so I kept it after shaping back carefully. Useful, just not a nice first impression.
The price tempted me and I am glad it did. I use it for quinoa, tea leaves and straining seeds from lemon juice. It feels sturdy enough for regular use, though the handle could be a touch longer for my deep pots.
Matcha becomes much smoother when I sift with this, no little clumps now. Is compact enough to keep beside my tea tins.
Delivery took longer than expected and the parcel was squashed, but the strainer itself arrived straight and does the job.
Only niggle is that the wood handle needs a little care around water. Otherwise it feels solid, catches tea leaves well, and cleans faster than the old plastic one I tossed.
The little parcel looked almost too small when it arrived. Inside, everything was straight and the handle had no marks. I made tea first, then tried it with flour the next morning. Both times it rinsed clean under tap. My old bulky sieve has not left drawer since.
Silky flour, no clumps.
A quick rinse under the tap clears the mesh far more easily than my old sieve. I've used it for gravy and matcha so far, both came out beautifully smooth.
My sister gave this to me because I make fresh juice most mornings. Is catching the seeds very well, and cleanup is fast even before work.
My previous plastic strainer warped and always held a faint smell. This one feels much more substantial around the edge. The fine mesh catches tea leaves properly, and the handle is pleasant to hold. A sensible upgrade for a tool I use daily.
Feels smooth around the rim and sifts flour quickly without any scratchy edges.
The wood colour is little lighter than I expected from screen. Still looks nice and grip is good when I filter juice.
It looks far nicer hanging in my kitchen than the plastic one it replaced. The handle has a smooth, warm feel and the steel rim seems well joined. Practical without looking industrial.
Arrived neatly packed, and the medium size sits comfortably over my cereal bowls without taking up much cupboard space.
Looks lovely hanging by the hob.
For first use I rinsed it with warm water and it cleaned very easily. Next morning I tried loose tea. No leaf pieces entered in cup, which was my main concern. The wooden grip stays comfortable even when I make several cups. Now it hangs beside kettle and gets used daily.
My previous sieve had plastic handle and felt cheap. This one sits nicely over my bowl, and the wood grip looks much better in kitchen. Mesh is fine enough for matcha without taking forever.
Value is fair considering how many jobs it covers. Mine fits over a mug for tea and over a bowl when sifting flour. There is a tiny bit of movement where the handle joins the rim, but it has not worsened so far.
Bought this for my dad, who still makes loose leaf tea every afternoon. His old sieve let little bits escape into the cup. The small one fits his mug nicely and the wooden handle stays comfortable in his hand. He has used it daily since his birthday. I am rather pleased with this gift.
The large one has good weight without feeling heavy. I ordered it as a little gift for my sister, who makes fresh juice most mornings. She used it for the seeds the same day. The wood handle made it feel more special than a plastic kitchen tool. She was delighted, so I am happy too.
Yep, even the tiny grains stayed put. Water drains a little slowly, though that is probably the tradeoff for such fine mesh.
Small size, but very useful.
Fine mesh makes my matcha preparation more smooth, and no big powder pieces remain. I also tried for filtering seeds from lemon juice. The wood part gives warm look in kitchen and grip is easy. Compact, useful tool for every day.
Lighter than I imagined, yet it rests steadily across a cup and does not feel flimsy.
Packed neatly and arrived spotless.
The medium size sits securely over my cereal bowls and deals with rice, tea leaves and gravy without taking over the drawer.
Cleans very quick after tea and nothing stays stuck.
A section of mesh started lifting near the edge after a few uses. I only strained tea and washed it gently, so that was disappointing. It still works if I avoid that spot. Mine may simply be faulty, but I cannot call it durable.
Very fine mesh keeps even small tea pieces from my drink, and water passes without slow waiting. One tiny bit near rim is harder to rinse, otherwise all good.
Delivery took few days extra, but it reached safely and works very well.
Packaging was plain but secure, with the mesh still perfectly round when opened. I compared all three measurements before ordering and the large spans my saucepan nicely. The double loops are useful for storage, and its already replaced two cluttery strainers in the drawer.
Grand for rinsing orzo, which used to escape through my ordinary colander.
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