Side by Side Comparison of: Nouvelle Legende vs Regency Wraps vs New England Cheesemaking Supply vs QSO vs cheese

Made awesome cannabis butter with these bad boys. They served their purpose well :)

I'm using this product primarily to make cold brew coffee. It works great.

used it twice so far, it washes well in the washing machine...made some awesome greek yogurt. Four stars instead of 5 because I wish it were wider. Perhaps twice it's width... not sure if they all come like that, it's my first cheesecloth purchase.

***update ---> opened it up at bit more, it was folded onto itself...so it's definitely wide enough...works great, changing review to 5 stars. Bought a second one too :-)

I needed this to strain the whey off my homemade yogurt. It works great! You get quite a bit in the package. I laid it across my strainer, folded it a few times and then cut off what I needed. I rinsed it out after I was finished and washed it with some mild dish soap. Hang it up to dry and you can reuse it. I was able to get over 10 uses from my first piece before I needed to cut another square off. I will definitely be reordering this when I need more.

i use it to strain yogurt. works like a charm. did not have to double fold it, which is nice. would buy it again.

it is for sure ultra fine!! Stains real easy

I brought this to strain my tofu better, this was a great choice, would recommend.

Works great for my purpose, lots of cloth in this package.

Nice large sized pieces. Weave looks very loose, but when I used it the weave shrunk and pulled together. Great results. Will reorder again.

I bought this cheesecloth to strain cold brew coffee and it works great for that purpose. It comes in one large piece. I cut it up with scissors for the size I needed. It is good quality cloth I washed a piece of it to see if it would hold up and it did fine through a hand washing.

Delivered very quickly, exactly as promised in the description.

OK, kinda cheap cheesecloth. I guess why so cheap. Going to a brick and mortar instead.

Sheds like crazy on the cut edges, hard to detach from the dough (using it for sourdough bread making), but I guess for the price it's okay.

Product title is misleading. This is not ultra-fine grade, it is standard cheesecloth. Weave density of ultra-fine is double this item's, about halfway between this and muslin.

This cheescloth reminds me of emergency kit medical gauge...but it does the job. I use it to strain curds for cheesemaking (mozzarella, cheddar etc) and it works well but sometimes when left draining more than 2 hours the curds get stuck to the cloth and it's almost impossible to remove. I used it 3 times and already had to cut a piece out. Also, note that it's not square but long and narrow (1ft x 27 ft) what makes it really difficult to handle. I ended up cutting it into 4 pieces. Also it gets a little deformed when washing with hot water but so far it's gone back to normal when dried.

I didn't like this cheesecloth. It shredded when I cut it, and I had to worry about it getting into my cheese. It was more porous than I was used to. That said, it did drain my chevre to a dryer consistency, but I will look for a similar product that doesn't shred so much.

I used this to make yogurt. It worked but I will not be able to use it again because of the wide thread. When I tried to rinse it holes formed.

I bought this with the intent to utilize the "lint free" feature. I waved it around, even washed it to get the lint out, and still doesn't act lint-free as it claims. I hope to get some sort of refund since I'm pretty dissatisfied right now.

Absolutely terrible quality and not a fine mesh at all. Wasted money. Go with a different product. Xxx xxx xxx

I bought this to strain my homemade yogurt. I doubled it and the yogurt just slipped right through the weave. I may have ended up with some left but there was way too much dripping out besides the whey. I was especially disappointed because this was described as ultrafine. Maybe if you need it for other uses that it will work for you but certainly not for my needs.

I've used cheese cloths before and this one is terrible. The weave on this is awful, big holes and very flimsy. You cannot drain out liquids from this at all.

Loose weave

Awful flimsy not goodncheese cloth! So disappointed

Very very bad quality not usable or even as a disposable product I can't use it, not for cheese not for Greek yoghurt, or even dust. Long time I bought cotton from Amazon that was good one

I purchased 3 different types of cheesecloth to compare and see which one I would purchase from now on. This one was terrible, long and narrow and very large weave. To even use it at all, you have to have it folded over twice until it is 4 layers thick. It is really useless and a waste of money.

The other two that I purchased on Amazon were very similar to one another and both very nice. We primarily use these to filter raw milk twice daily and to make soft goat milk cheeses.

The two that I recommend are:

Norpro 367 Natural Cheese Cloth - http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0000VLVBQ/ref=wms_ohs_product?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Regency Natural Ultra Fine 100% Cotton Cheesecloth 9sq.ft - http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001B14ODG/ref=wms_ohs_product?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Both are very inexpensive as Prime Add-ons. They are almost the same material, so you could go with either one. The Regency is just one sq yd but if you want more, go with the Norpro for 2 sq yds. It is only about $1.50 more and you get twice the amount of material.

I was able to cut these two up into some little pieces for milk filters and some larger pieces for cheese making with no problem and have plenty to always have some available. They are not overly narrow like the product on this page.