eFond 2-Pack 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

These are wonderful! So helpful in the kitchen for straining! Washes well too!

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.

Used it to squeeze flaxseed gel into a bowl and it worked really well. It was thick but not too much so it was easy to squeeze out the gel, you can use it for a variety of things such as making milk as well. Very easy to clean, good amount of storage as we able to put alot of gel inside it and it fit nicely in the bowl I was using. I also like the way it's made, looks really classy and it's versatile so can be used for a range of things.

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.

Good and strong. Great for straining wine pulp through. It also withstood quite a lot of squeezing without damage. Also washes well after use (obviously give it a good rinse through before putting in the wash!)

Turned out these aren’t really suitable for cooking/ boiling Christmas pudding. Broke during usage.

I'm very impressed with these cheesecloths. I used one to separate an oily liquid from a solid mass of waste, and it worked exactly as intended. The filter allowed the liquid to pass through cleanly while keeping the solids completely separate. It's great to have two more on hand for future use. For the low price, this product is highly effective and a great value. Highly recommend!

I love it, it is strong and good quality, value for money, breathable and easy to clean