Cotton Farm Grade 100 XL Cheese Cloth for Straining & Cooking; 36x36 Inch; 100% Unbleached Cotton Cheesecloth; Reusable with Finished Edges, Butter Muslin

I ordered this for straining raw juices. It worked really well and the quality was great as you can see I’m giving it a very strong squeeze and there is no ripping or tearing. It was very easy to clean. They do indicate that they’re washing machine safe, but I opted to hand wash with vinegar and dish soap. I ordered the larger size so I can cut them to the exact shape I wanted.

The quality and sturdiness of this cheesecloth is well worth the cost. This is my second purchase as my first lasted over a year and I really only needed a second one as I cut the first one up for different foods I was using it for. It's a great size to use for anything from butter or cheese making to straining for apple cider.

It worked great. It absorbed all the melted butter and helped with keeping my turkey seasoned while in the oven. Thanks to the cheese cloth my turkey didn’t burn and turned out crispy .

Good size. Sifters perfectly, Mesh quality good, Drains well and you can use it many times. The only problem is that the edges are not hermed but it does a good job.

Easy to work with. Quality of cloth was good. I used for thanksgiving turkey and it helped maintain the texture, moisture and cooked the turkey at a good time. Easy to store the remaining cloths

Works great! Another tool in my kitchen toolbox...

This is my favorite cheesecloth to use and I have tried many. It’s strong and sturdy and does a great job.

This was way better quality than I expected. I have it in my canning/preserving arsenal because it seems like it is at least once or twice a year that I need one of these bags.

I bought these to use instead of my fine mesh strainer. I used them for the first time today and refiltered oat milk that I had used a fine mesh strainer 3x on. It worked very well and strained even more oat fiber out.

I bought this to cover my jars when making kombucha and kefir, and also to strain flax seed jell. Lots of cloth for a fair price.

Strains yogurt nicely, doesn't leak through, and easy to clean. Cotton is best for this.

Very thick cloth, one layer would be enough for many purposes. And the quantity for the price is perfect.

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