Some questions (ingredients, organic, buy, machine)

[Dude111]

Good morning dues how are ya??

Im wondering: Do they make such a thing like a food processor but IN REVERSE?? (It will seperate the different ingredients in the food)

I have a 38qt can of Lipton Iced Tea (Powdered) and it has MALTODEXTRIN in it (Which I do not want) -- IS IT POSSIBLE TO RUN THIS THRU SOME MACHINE THAT WILL FILTER OUT THE MALTODEXTRIN?? (Like a water filter filters crap out of water)


PLEASE SOMEONE TELL ME THERE IS..... Im desperate!!!!!


THANK YOU,

Peace and love to you all

[Hedgehog_Mom]

A laboratory might have a machine to do something like that. Nothing that I've ever seen for a home cook had that capability.

Maybe next time you should get the cold-brew tea bags instead, they're not much trouble to use but they've just got tea and nothing else.

[Dude111]

Thank you for that.. I was thinking a LAB might be the only way

[momtothree]

Google instant tea powder. They sell it plain. Here's one example: http://www.amazon.com/Natural-Organi.../dp/B009PIAFTE

[Cliffie]

Have you opened the can yet, dudester? You could just say you got the wrong kind and trade it in at the service desk for unsweetened. Or give it to someone who would like it and make your own.

[momtothree]

Unsweetened has maltodexrin.

Forgot to add, if you like it lemony, they sell lemon powder too, true lemon. Mix it with the instant tea powder I posted above.

[Cida]

If you're "desperate," why don't you just buy plain tea, and make it yourself?