eFond Cheese Cloths for Straining | 50x50cm Squares with Hemmed Edges | Grade 100 Ultra Fine Reusable Muslin Cloths | Unbleached Cotton Cheesecloth | for Nut Milk, Butter, Baking & Cooking (2-Pack)

Very happy with these cloths and used straight away to make cheese. I tried paneer, but going to give a few simple cheese with use of yoghurt, or milk a try now. Plus, can use for steam puddings etc too. or straining stuff. They wash well great quality, good seller, definitely recommended to my mind. They do not shrink after wash, important, not frayed also important for quality. Doing exactly what was described. Oh, also important, they do not have a texture, or threads that going into your food. I have used cloths that kind of leave peel or bits behind. These definitely are superior in quality.

The price is great and the product feels long lasting. I love using this to make nut milks and paneer. Easy to wash, versatile and good to have around the kitchen. Would recommend.

Used for marmalade making. Easy to make into a bag, but a bit too big . I found it difficult to squeeze the pectin out as the ‘holes’ are very small. Still it washed ok.

great, I only need one of these for straining my yogurt, I did try two but it took longer and one does the job really well, there's a tiny bit of initial curd getting through but a tiny bit and so it's just not worth doubling up. the only issue I have and this is nothing to do with the quality of the cloths is puddles in the fridge, the whey drips from any ends hanging out so you'll need a tray or be vigilant to tuck in all lose ends. There's nothing you can do much about that since it's just physics. There are little black specks but that's just a natural product and it's only parts of the cotton seed pod. very nice and washes well with a tiny squirt of washing up liquid and a triple rinse changing the water each time. You don't need much water to rinse it. It's better to do 3 or 4 small volume rinses then one large volume rinse since you get exponentially cleaner each rinse.

Feels like good quality

It works, but can be a bit hard to clean

We used this to sieve our honey from bigger particles. It worked a treat honey is lovely and strained. Love that the cloth has no frayed edges.

These cloths have proven to be a game-changer in my kitchen, specifically for juice straining.The fine quality of the muslin fabric ensures an effective straining process, leaving me with perfectly clear and pulp-free juices. The durability of the cloths is impressive; they have held up well to multiple uses and washes without losing their integrity.The generous size of these cloths provides ample space for straining larger batches of juice, and the reinforced stitching adds to their overall longevity. I appreciate the practicality they bring to my juicing routine, making the process smoother and more efficient.For anyone in need of reliable muslin cloths for juice straining, these are a fantastic choice. The quality, durability, and performance exceed expectations, making them a must-have kitchen essential. I highly recommend these muslin cloths to fellow juice enthusiasts and home chefs alike.