Olicity Cheese Cloths, Grade 90, 36x36Inch, Reusable Cheese Cloth with Closed Edges Unbleached Cotton Cheesecloth for Straining, Fine Mesh Muslin Cloth for Cooking, Yogurt, Herbs - 9 Sq Feet

I have used this for bee wax, chicken broth, smoothie/lemonade and making my own almond milk. It has work great with all of it! Some of it has been easy to rinse out and can be reusable. But the almond pieces stick in the fibers, bee wax hardened on the fibers. It strained the seeds out great but colored the fabric. I love that I can cut what I need and fold and unfold as needed.

When you buy cheesecloth in the grocery store, it's about a million dollars a square inch and the package has enough cloth to use like four times and two of those times your compromising how much you use because your at the end.This stuff is reasonably priced but almost more importantly, you get enough at once that it's always enough on hand. If I want to strain something twice, no problem. I have plenty of cheesecloth.The cloth itself is smooth, fine and strong. I like it a lot.

This very high quality cheesecloth is perfect for kitchen cooking activities. It is a better quality and price than what you would find in a grocery or hardware store.

I’m giving this product a mixed review.It’s thicker, denser, and stronger than most cheese cloth. That’s all good.It works very well for clarifying liquids in cooking.It’s natural cotton unbleached. As a result, the color is more cream than white. Some of the pictures in this advertisement show it very white; I suspect that the cloth used in those pictures was bleached. If you want yours to have that bright white, plan to bleach it.This product arrives as one piece folded up. This is in contrast to some products which are layers. One piece is more versatile as I can always stack pieces or fold over.BUT, here’s the problem: it arrives dirty. Mine had visible dirt in it. I rinsed it in warm water several times and then boiled it for 15 minutes. I hung it out to dry (which isn’t easy with such a large single piece). Then, I ironed it with a hot iron. The result was visibly cleaner and whiter... though still cream colored.This process gave me a chance to inspect every inch of it. And I am impressed. It’s good quality and densely woven throughout with no runs or snags or tears.So, for non-culinary use, it’s great. For culinary use, just plan to put in the effort of a through washing.

Great quality product the size is immense and it strains All the product I need easy to use easy to use easy to cut

I use a lot of cheesecloth for bouguet garnis, straining stocks and sauces and, if I'm feeling adventurous, wrapping meats with lardon, etc. This is a very fine mesh that catches and strains most impurities. Holds up well without expanding too much and has no odor or impurities that I can detect. Have a good set of scissors because you're going to be doing a lot of cutting to break it down to the size you need.Given that, this is a great value and works very well. I'll buy it again.

This stuff is the cheesecloth of the gods.

works as advertised. it is very durable, works great for straining outs seeds for me.

Very good quality, exactly as I needed and expected for a rustic table arrangement. Recommended

Muy buena calidad.

My dad is really into making mantou, a type of Asian bun that requires a steamer. He insisted that I purchase cheesecloth for his baking passion, and I decided to try this Olicity unbleached and natural cheesecloth. After receiving the item yesterday he was so excited he decided to make mantou's right away. In fact, I'm eating a mantou as I write this review, haha.First of all, this cheesecloth is LONG! We were pleasantly surprised by how long it is - we just cut it up to fit our steamer.Fabric is soft, and the reason I chose this one was because it's natural & unbleached. Don't want poisons from bleach to get into our mantou's!WHAT I LIKED- soft material- so long - you can cut and use as desired- nonstick- good for steaming buns or mantous

Good quality cheesecloth. Thanks.

A lot of volume for the price, a cotton weave so nice I also want to make a dress out of it. My only critique is that it came in plastic which was unnecessarily wasteful.