Cheesecloth, Grade 90, 18 Sq Feet, Reusable, 100% Unbleached Cotton Fabric, Ultra Fine Cheesecloth for Cooking-Nut Milk Bag, Strainer Filter (Grade 90-2 Yards)

I haven’t made cheese lol but it is basically just as it should be. Good for filtering, teas, cheese, etc.it’s ok

It filters well but, be aware.... it doesn't taste like cheese, at all.

purchased this after a recipe called for infused butter, you get plenty for the price, after opening it you'll see its wrapped up in 2 layers i cut a square out wrapped up my materiel and threw it in the pot and squeezed it all out and found i was able to clean it decently well but was giving a bunch for a decent price and ended up throwing the section out, really cool thing i found is it works great as a homemade teabag just tie it up and throw it in like normal

This is great for my Kombucha. I make the fermented tea, kombucha, at home instead of store bought. I use 1/2 gallon mason jars. A pack of 6 1/2 gallons jars is less expensive than a gallon jars. I put the fabric over the tea-filled jar and screw on the ring onto it. The fabric is light enough for air to pass thru but too small and strong for to fruit flies thru. I plan to use this cloth for cheese making next. I am very happy with this product.

It's a large piece that can be cut to your preferred size, easy to clean and seems durable.

I have used the cloth for making cheese and it did its job. The quality is good. I have washed it in the washing machine 2-3 times and it's holding together very well

I use these for making homemade tofu and they work. They’re sturdy and I can really squeeze well to get all of the soy milk out of my heated beans.I haven’t figured out a good way to get all the dried bean residue out of them yet without soap, and they’re hard to clean after using them for that purpose.

Excellent