Cotton Farm Grade 100 XL Cheese Cloths - Straining & More; 36x36 Inch; 100% Unbleached Cotton Cheesecloth; Reusable with Hemmed 2 Edges; Ultra-Dense (the finest) Butter Muslin

> “This cheesecloth exceeded my expectations. It’s 100% cotton, very durable yet fine enough to let the whey pass through while keeping all the curds. I’ve used it to make fresh cheese, strain yogurt, and even nut milks, and it always works perfectly. It’s also easy to wash and reusable many times without losing quality. The size is generous and the price is fair. I highly recommend it.”

This product is a must-have for any home kitchen! It’s reusable, easy to use, and even easier to clean. The material is high quality and holds up well after multiple uses. It’s quite large, which is great for bigger batches—but you can cut it down if needed. The tight weave and sturdy knot make it ideal for straining cheese, butter, or yogurt. Super versatile and definitely worth it!

Simple to use and cleans easily. It is fairly durable and will not burst open even with a lot of forces. I used this to make homemade plant based milk and it strained the milk really easily with no solid pieces sneaking through.

Good size. Sifters perfectly, Mesh quality good, Drains well and you can use it many times. The only problem is that the edges are not hermed but it does a good job.

This is my first cheesecloth & I love it. I'm making homemade butter & this works well & it easy to clean. I'm going to buy more to use as covering for my sour dough breads!

The fabric is perfect, I ordered it to be able to make my cheeses, but it also works for straining coffee and juices. I was surprised by the size because it is super large!

Very well made. I like how it was able to drain out the moisture pretty easily and was large enough for me to do a decent size batch of hashbrowns.

I recently learned how simple it is to make my own butter and it is now requested on a daily basis by my 6 year old for his sourdough 🤦‍♀️ This cloth is great to squeeze out all the extra buttermilk. I simply wash with hot water and a drop of dawn and hang dry!