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Your cart is empty.The IMUSA Cotton Cheesecloth is an essential tool in every kitchen. Crafted from bleached cotton with a white color, this tool combines versatility and convenience. The IMUSA Cotton Cheesecloth has a size of 35" x 70". washable and reusable, this cheesecloth is an eco friendly choice that makes the perfect companion for everyday kitchen tasks. Ideal for making homemade foods and healthy recipes, this cheesecloth easily adapts to your cooking needs. Use the IMUSA Cotton Cheesecloth for making cheese, straining almond milk, clarifying butter, canning, and more. Trust the IMUSA Cotton Cheesecloth for balanced, home-cooked meals. It will surely become your kitchen's beloved companion, uniting tradition, and innovation in every delectable creation and elevating your culinary experience.
BILL 1326
2025-08-28 13:25:34
USED TO SHADE PLANTS IN GARDEN
Molly
2025-07-22 13:32:36
Good price and works for what I needed it for. Easier to order from Amazon than to find it in stores.
David Jones
2025-07-08 18:16:28
So I didn't purchase this for Normal cooking use. I bought this for making scale model camouflage netting. The cost was low, the quality was good, and it works like a champ! It is a much more affordable method of making camp netting than purchasing packaged scale netting.
Jeana Boblett
2025-05-22 13:14:11
Worked well for straining , did not try to clean
Christine Muzik
2025-05-12 14:26:12
Used for a craft project!
loni libbey
2025-05-06 18:34:52
I never bought a cheese cloth before but this one arrived quickly and it was nice and did the job. Quality probably not so much
tracy johnson
2025-04-03 10:48:44
You get what you pay for. The weave is not very sturdy, just falls apart.
Lady Vy
2025-02-26 10:15:27
Use it for all sorts of things. Great
Dolores Hager
2025-01-23 11:47:30
Worked great
Leah Coghlan
2025-01-01 13:59:36
This is my first time using cheesecloth, so please forgive me if it’s an uneducated opinion. These were ripping incredibly fast. Like 4/5 squeezes in. I wasn’t using iron strength and was using it to strain flax seeds from their gel. They had already been saturated for a couple of days and were very soft. Seems either this is cheap or I’m not doing it correctly. Pricey experiment for what you actually get. I guess I should have gone for the reusable ones that were only a couple of bucks more.
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