- eFond Cheesecloth, Precut 20x20Inch, Grade 100 Hemmed Cheese Cloths for Cooking Reusable and Washable, 100% Unbleached Pure Cotton Muslin Cloths for Straining Butter, Cheese, Nut Milk (3 Pieces)

Nice and the texture of the cloth is too good

Satisfied with the quality.

The product is very good. The stitching on the edges is neat and sturdy, the cloth quality is good. Overall a good buy.

Good material. Well sewn.

Very nice cloth.

Good quality cheese cloth used in making cottage cheese.

Stitch is goof but its polyester not cotton.

10/10.

They work perfect, little bigger than I thought but I still like them

they've held up great, bought a couple packs for filtering and such. Been pretty rough with them squeezing out Cheese Curd, filtering chicken stock and other stuff, they've been washed dried and reused many times and I still.havent had to open the second pack. better product than I expected

This is the first cheesecloth I've every used or purchased, but its been so useful. I originally got it to make celery juice from blender celery so that I wouldn't have to buy a juicer and waste space. It works great for that! I also stain my broth with it before I pressure can it. When I'm done using it, I just follow the directions that came on the packaging: rinse anything solid off of it in the sink, boil it for 15 minutes on the stove ( I add vinegar to the water I use to get rid of smells and stains), and then fish it out and let it air dry. It has held up well and continues to work with little to no staining.

Some extra milk wasn't going to get used, so I made a batch of paneer rather than waste it. This did the job perfectly! (It might also be the first time I've actually used cheesecloth for making cheese.) Even better, the fine weave of the cloth let it peel away from the finished paneer more cleanly than anything I've used before. I have a few more jobs for these - straining a brine I use for pickles, so I can freshen up the spices for the next batch, or getting the last cloudiness out of home made bitters. I'm actually looking forward to trying these cloths for those chores. The sewn hems make these machine washable, with no chance they'll just unravel in the dryer. If these ever need replacement, I'll be back for more. Much nicer than the stuff I've been cutting from a larger piece of cloth and tossing after just a few uses. -- wiredweird

Bought these for my sister and I for straining horchata. Good size over a bowl and the right thickness. Was great!