Organic Unbleached Cotton Cheesecloth for Straining, GOTS Certified, Fine Reusable Strainer – Large 18 Sq.ft.

While I don't cook much, I garden a lot. It's always a pain to clip the bushes in my perennial garden. The clippings go all over my garden bed. On a whim, I bought this to see if it was heavy enough to catch the clippings but light enough to not hurt my perennials. Worked amazingly well. No more hours of clean up.

A great item. Used it for making butter. Did not shred or leave anything behind when butter was removed.

StrongeI wasn't expecting it to be so sturdyIt definitely is unbleached and smells organic to me tooalso, I'm in love with the box it came in, like the grade of the paper product the box is made from is really nice

Hard to keep clean after use- would recommend hand washing maybe even with a wash board.If you’re going to use a washing machine. Hand wash first-Then def sun it cuz it will get moldy even in the washer/dryer

Arrived quickly. Was nicely packaged. Very good quality. I used it to cover our turkeys for Thanksgiving and they came out delicious. Used to cover two turkeys and still have a ton left over.

I used cheesecloth previously for straining peanut oil but not until recently for something like making mascarpone cheese. Since I retired, I am trying new things in the baking/cooking department and recently decided I would make the mascarpone. I had only a little cheesecloth left and needed to purchase more, so I started looking online (this was in the midst of the COVID lockdown and I was ordering a lot online). I had no idea the varied quality in cheesecloth. I elected to get this product since it was organic.I read many reviews/descriptions and while I was tempted to just buy the cheapest, I elected to get this product. What sold me was this comment in the product description:"What is so special about this Cheesecloth?It is certified organic cotton, which means we can trace it from the farm to the mill to you without any pesticides or chemicals. It is a dream to use in the kitchen and to clean, whatever you’ve strained just washes off. Stronger and more durable than Grade 90 baby muslin, you can wash and reuse it many times. The generous 18 sq yards can be cut and used single thickness for fine straining."This is so much better than the cheaper cheesecloth I'd purchased previously. I could not get over the difference in the weight and weave of this product versus what I'd bought at the large retail store.While it may cost more, if you are using for serious cooking I definitely recommend paying a little extra. You will not be disappointed.

It's a fine mesh cheesecloth and seems to be reusable and washable. I put it on a delicate cycle with my other delicates and it comes out clean and fresh as a daisy ready to use again.

I like this cheese cloth and am happy with the purchase.