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  1. 09-10-2014, 07:51 AM #1
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    Default Fish breader?


    What do they call the plastic utensil that has two sides with a sieve in the middle that you put your breading mixture in one side, your fillets in the other, then shake to coat the fish? I have googled it and can't seem to find the correct words to bring it up.
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    Dunno what they call it.....breading basket maybe.....but Bass Pro Shops have them.
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    Better-Breader-Pan.

    It was hidden in home and gifts/cooking accessories.

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    Thanks - the nearest Bass Pro is 2 hours away but I found it online once I had the name.
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    I bought mine at Academy sports. This one can bread a load on each side . Fill it up and flip , fill the other side.

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    It's called a flip and fry
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    Cajun Flip N fry can find it on the web come Its round and the lid stays on much better.
    The one from Bass Pro is an oval shape and I have always had a hard time keeping the lid snapped on.
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    Thinking we have 2 of those we never use. Would rather use a 2 gallon Zip Lock bag and shake it. Guy that runs our ABS parts makes these things. Last trip over there, he tried to give me a bunch of them that were seconds. I did not need them so left them there on the table.
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    I just ordered mine the other day.
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    a pain to clean...i use the bag-and-shake method
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