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Butter Muslin is traditionally used for draining soft cheese such as Fromage Blanc, Mascarpone, Chevre... It also has many other uses in a kitchen including straining stocks and custards, steaming vegetables, making tofu, bundling herbs... We've even heard some people use it for basting a turkey. CONTAINS: 2 yards of 100% cotton, 90 thread per inch, reusable Butter Muslin
USAGE: Can be used for the draining of soft cheeses.
TO CLEAN: Rinse in cold water after use and wash in the washing machine using a mild detergent. May also be boiled to sterilize.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
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My favorite cheesecloth disappeared while I was on vacation for a week. (Maybe my roommate tossed it?) It was resilient and very finely woven - lovely for straining stocks, making butter, or draining soft cheese. I would have bought another one, but I couldn't remember the brand or the store in which I found it.
This butter muslin is well made, and works very well for all of those tasks, but the weave is a little looser than my previous cloth. It is still better than anything I've seen at the stores (so far). However, every time I pull it out, I wish it were my old cloth.
This butter muslin is well made, and works very well for all of those tasks, but the weave is a little looser than my previous cloth. It is still better than anything I've seen at the stores (so far). However, every time I pull it out, I wish it were my old cloth.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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Excellent Cheese Cloth. The home made cheese came out perfect. The cloth is also reusable and can handle the sqeezing without the cheese seeping through. Highly recommended
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