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| Cheese Cloth for Garden UseJune 5, 2017 I use cheese cloth to cover my beans and lettuce planted in the community garden. The cloth permits water and sun to reach the plants while keeping them warm during cool weather and keeps the birds from eating the leaves on the very young bean plants. Perfect for my needsMarch 8, 2017 Perfect for my needs! I use this cheesecloth to steam Thai sticky rice. I didn't really read the product description, so I wasn't expecting to receive so much cheesecloth, but I'm very pleased by that. I trimmed off what I needed and will save the rest for when I need a replacement. Not all cheesecloth is alike and this is at the top of the bestMarch 5, 2017 You cannot have enough cheesecloth. No. it is just not possible. I am glad for the size, the quality and that I can rinse and reuse this when making tea. It is very good for making soft goats milk and cows milk tea from easily made curds and whey, use the curd. Save the whey for oatmeal and such. You can squeeze and be rather frisky with this cheesecloth and it does not tear, it will tear if you bang it around enough as would any cheese cloth. What I like is the size in that I can make a pillow and have extra in the breadth to cut for a tie to enclose the bag of tea or curd. This is a repeat purchase. Excellent quality!August 16, 2016 One can never have too much cheese cloth...and this was an excellent bang for the buck! They're also unbleached, and that is something that I love!! I've used it already with straining my Ricotta when I made Lasagna and it handled the whole thing like a champ. Cheese cloths are great for taking the cloudiness awayMay 11, 2016 I mainly use this product to strain home made chicken soup. Cheese cloths are great for taking the cloudiness away, and giving the soup a greatly improved appearance.I like the natural appearance of this product, as opposed to the white ones that I have seen.However, the best part is the bargain. While the cheese cloths from the supermarket might average about $3.00 or more for a one time use, buying this large piece, which I can then cut into many different pieces makes it a big bargain, averaging less then $1.00 or so per use.I estimate that out of this one piece of cheese cloth, I will be able to get about 7 or more pieces for my use, which adds up to huge savings as opposed to buying the tiny packages that they have in super markets. Will buy again and would recommendDecember 30, 2015 Just as described. I wash my used pieces gently by hand with a drop of gentle dish soap and hang them to dry. After using and washing it this way several times it began to fray a bit. The next time I used it to cover bread rising I found a couple tiny bits of thread in the baked bread. Time to toss that piece and cut a new one.Some complained that there is a hole in the bag. That is an air hole. When some products are transported at higher elevations they will expand if they are in a plastic bag that is air tight, and could rupture. So, the premade hole makes sense to me. If you feel the fabric might be dusty for some reason, then very gently rinse a piece you have cut and let it dry before using. I would suggest you only wash those cut pieces you plan on using, not the entire batch, as there is quite a bit of it and it would not be easy to unfold it all and hang it, and then refold after dry and try to get it back in a bag. | | | | |
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| Four StarsSeptember 7, 2017 Excellent!!!! thanks !! Four StarsMay 21, 2017 Just what I needed Four StarsApril 6, 2017 good Four StarsApril 3, 2017 It's cheesecloth. It works. Wish the ends didn't fray when cutting but did I mention it is cheesecloth? Very fine sifting for liquidsNovember 19, 2016 Works as intended. I would have 5 stars, but it does seem to very easily fray. If this is the norm please let me know, I just wonder how good it would be if I actually used it for cheese; right now I make apple cider, almond milk, and general sifting.Otherwise, it's a great product. Nice quality but weave not as fine as I expectedJuly 23, 2016 OK for my needs (food straining to remove small bits). Need to use several layers to remove fine pieces. Trying out on infused liquids and works fine. Feel that it won't introduce any contaminants to the liquids. Says you can wash to reuse but not sure how cut edges will hold up.(I.e.whether will unravel) But this is a lot of fabric so I toss after using. | | | | |
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| ThinAugust 22, 2017 Thinner than I wanted. Three StarsJune 9, 2017 It is for me a little hard to use! Three StarsOctober 18, 2016 good quality Frays badlySeptember 10, 2016 Not sure how to rate this item. The cheese cloth itself is really nice, but as soon as you cut into it , it frays very badly leaving you with a bit of a mess during a time when you do not have extra hands to deal with the mess.It filters well, just need to find another way to handle the fray. Maybe it will use masking tape on the edges before cutting Three StarsJuly 25, 2016 Not what I expected it to be Three StarsJanuary 21, 2016 I think it's expensive. | | | | |
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| Disappointed!December 6, 2016 Bought this to do Greek yogurt at home but it doesn't hold. My yoghurt always leaks through. I ended up using another cloth. Disappointed There are finer cheesecloths availableOctober 23, 2015 The mesh is too open to be used for straining nut milks, too many solids would pass thru unless you used many layers. There are finer cheesecloths available. | | | | |
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| One StarFebruary 24, 2017 Not as advertised. At all. Not pure, rather poor quality.November 19, 2015 This cloth is overpriced for such an inferior quality. It feels abrasive, too. There's no seller or manufacturer's information indicated on the package, so I question the true origin of the product. Poor quality cheesecloth. False advertising.November 9, 2015 The thread is very thin and the thread count indicates that this cheesecloth is grade 40, not 50. The cheesecloth has too much foreign lint. BIG doubt it’s made in the U.S.- no manufacturer or seller’s information indicated on the package, which usually the case with products imported from other countries, such as China. The packaging is very poor and not suitable for food-related products. Thus, there is no assurance that the product is safe for use in cooking, etc. I'm returning it. I hope this review will save you time and money. | | | | |
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Brand | | New England Cheesemaking Company | New England Cheese Making Supply Co. | New England Cheese Making Supply Co | New England Cheesemaking Supply |
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Manufacturer | | New England Cheesemaking Company | Midwest Homebrewing and Winemaking Supplies | New England Cheese Making Supply Co | New England Cheesemaking Supply |
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Publisher | | New England Cheesemaking Company | Midwest Homebrewing and Winemaking Supplies | New England Cheese Making Supply Co | New England Cheesemaking Supply |
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Studio | | New England Cheesemaking Company | Midwest Homebrewing and Winemaking Supplies | New England Cheese Making Supply Co | New England Cheesemaking Supply |
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Feature | 100 % UNBLEACHED NATURAL COTTON - Made from Virgin Cotton and is therefore Unbleached and is Free of Chemicals. It is completely Biodegradable and EcoFriendly DURABLE and REUSABLE - This Strong 100% Natural Fabric Can Be Washed And Used Again and Again, Which Saves You Money, And Helps the Environment Too. PREMIUM QUALITY - Made With U.S Virgin Cotton, which is the World's Premium, Highest Quality and Most Reliable Cotton Fiber. MADE IN THE USA - When you buy our Cheesecloth, you are buying into the World's Best Cotton Tradition using the Best Technology and Raw Materials. LINT FREE - This Means There Are No Tiny Bits Or Residues, So You Can Use With Complete Confidence | This is an ideal mold for soft and hard cheeses. 6-1/4" diameter (tapering to 4-3/4" at the bottom) x 3-1/4" H A weight of 3 to 20 lbs is the range for this mold. For the harder cheeses, simply use an inverted small plate or large jar lid as a follower/pressure-plate to spread the weight evenly over the top surface. | Moderate-temperature cheese culture for making a variety of hard cheeses Makes Cheddar, Monterey Jack, Stilton, Edam, Gouda, Muenster, Blue, and Colby cheese Each packet will set up to 2 US gallons (7.6L) of milk Includes 5 packets . | CULTURE INCLUDES: lactose, (ST) streptococcus thermophilus, (LB) lactobacillus delbrueckii subsp. YIELD: Each packet will set 2 gallons of milk. | Liquid Animal Rennet 2 oz. |
