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Product Description
Regency Natural Cheesecloth is made of 100% natural cotton. Bleach free. The Ultra fine grade is ideal for straining, steaming, basting, canning and hundreds of uses in the kitchen and around the home.
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Ingredients
Ultra Fine 100% Natural Cotton.
Directions
For Basting, Straining, Steaming, Cleaning
Ultra Fine 100% Natural Cotton.
Directions
For Basting, Straining, Steaming, Cleaning
Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
303 of 305 people found the following review helpful
By Jason Tien
Amazon Verified Purchase
Since the size of the cheesecloth is not in the product description, I thought I'd let everyone know that the product is actually 9Sq Ft (1 Sq Yd) Which makes it slightly more expensive than the other cheesecloths on the site.
82 of 83 people found the following review helpful
By E. Wang
Amazon Verified Purchase
and I can say that, having used two other types of cheesecloth, this is a pretty darn good find. I was half expecting the weave to be a little finer than it is, given that "Ultra Fine" is in its name, but in practical usage it's plenty fine enough. Any finer and you should just use a coffee filter, and even though a coffee filter will get you a slightly clearer product, the yield from this cheesecloth isn't far off at all (and you'll get your liquid strained in a fraction of the time it'd take to drip through a paper filter). It most definitely is, however, noticeably clearer than what you would get from using plain jane supermarket cheesecloth. Just tonight we had hotpot (like a Chinese version of shabu shabu), and I used this cheesecloth to strain out all the gunk in the broth from cooking red meat... it also managed to capture a good deal of the oils floating on top. It's also sturdy enough that I could gently scrape the cheesecloth with a spoon while straining to prevent it from getting totally clogged up and speed up the process. I've yet to do any gelatin clarification with this cloth, but I'm sure it'll perform perfectly well (if I don't update to the contrary, assume no news is good news). Besides, a tiny bit of opacity in the broth is totally acceptable in my home as long as there aren't any separating bits of random sediments settling at the bottom. Personally, I'll take broth over consomme any day for the better mouth feel, but I digress.
Anyway, great cheesecloth, reasonably sturdy, not too absorptive, fine weave... I'll most definitely be stocking up on this one.
Anyway, great cheesecloth, reasonably sturdy, not too absorptive, fine weave... I'll most definitely be stocking up on this one.
37 of 37 people found the following review helpful
By L. Beck
Amazon Verified Purchase
Larger than I expected, but pleasantly surprised. The weave is tight, though I have found myself doubling from time to time (which is where the extra length comes in handy). I use it to make ricotta and other simple cheeses, straining fruits and veggies, etc. Just rinse it out and drape it somewhere to air dry. Love it and take care of it and it'll lasts forever.
17 of 18 people found the following review helpful
By Sophronia
Amazon Verified Purchase
This works well for what I wanted. To keep bugs out of jars and still allow air in.
With that being said, the amount of cloth is teeny tiny.
Would I say it is "Ultra Fine"? No. They should just put thread counts or something more definitive that is not subject to interpretation. One person's ultra fine could be someone else's "wide open not fine at all."
Oh here we go, wikipedia has a cheese cloth grading system:
Grade Vertical × horizontal threads per inch
#10 20 × 12
#40 24 × 20
#50 28 × 24
#60 32 × 28
#90 44 × 36
Not sure if this is accurate but I am sure it is better than the description here on amazon. Ultra fine? Whatever that means.
With that being said, the amount of cloth is teeny tiny.
Would I say it is "Ultra Fine"? No. They should just put thread counts or something more definitive that is not subject to interpretation. One person's ultra fine could be someone else's "wide open not fine at all."
Oh here we go, wikipedia has a cheese cloth grading system:
Grade Vertical × horizontal threads per inch
#10 20 × 12
#40 24 × 20
#50 28 × 24
#60 32 × 28
#90 44 × 36
Not sure if this is accurate but I am sure it is better than the description here on amazon. Ultra fine? Whatever that means.
13 of 13 people found the following review helpful
By R. L. Shagon
Amazon Verified Purchase
I use this primarily to strain and thicken homemade yogurt and for the occasional bouquet garni. Cheesecloth can get pretty pricey but this one is good quality and a good value.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
By Zayin101
Amazon Verified Purchase
I was looking for a cheese cloth to filter fine particulates from liquid.. this product would barely filter tea leaves at best. Ended up using an old T-shirt...
63 of 83 people found the following review helpful
1.0 out of 5 stars
price and missing information in description of cheesecloth is misleading customer on the size of product
March 17, 2010
By Polo NY
Amazon Verified Purchase
The price of cheesecloth is misleading customer on the size of product!! since there is no size description on Amazon and the price is $9.99, I thought there should be several pieces of cheesecloth holding in one box. When I received it, I was shocked... only one piece of cheesecloth?!! and they are selling at $9.99??!! You can find the same 1 pc of this product everywhere and only sold for $2 each... five times over-priced... I think the price and the missing information in description of cheesecloth is misleading customer on the size of product. I would return it.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
I've been fighting with different pieces of cloth, trying to strain Soymilk made from fresh beans. In my small town, the only cheesecloth I could find is the kind at paint stores, which is really crude. This product is not like that, it's the real thing, designed for cooking. It's large enough to double or quadruple fold where needed. And the Soymilk strains out perfectly!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
2.0 out of 5 stars
Had two uses and is already tearing.
I used this to make a cold brew coffee, I strained only about 3lbs of coffee through this (removing the grinds every half pound) and this cloth has already begun to unravel on me. Read more
Published 6 days ago by Book Face
5.0 out of 5 stars
It worked.
I used it for making cheese, it worked, it's better quality that i could get at the store. all in all great.
Published 7 days ago by James Stallings
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good product
These are very versatile, when you're making soup and you just want the flavors for certain Herbs just wrap the herbs in this cloth place it in your soup while cooking and you end... Read more
Published 20 days ago by K. Washington
5.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent for Greek yogurt
I bought this for the single purpose of making Greek yogurt and it has out performed my expectations. The weave is very fine, so I don't loose any yogurt with the whey. Read more
Published 23 days ago by Gallifrey
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great for Sprouting jars
I sprout wheat, lentils, mung beans in mason jars and I needed a cover to drain the water and hold the seeds. This is high quality and lasts for a while
Published 1 month ago by N S H
3.0 out of 5 stars
Good Cheese Cloth
Its a good buy, works well, especially when folded over 2 or 3 times to filter out more. It came dirty in the package so had to wash it before use. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Thors
3.0 out of 5 stars
Ok but not for cheese
I was hoping this would be a little better than it is, especially for the price. For making your own cheese and straining yogurt (working with dairy, which is why I bought it), you... Read more
Published 1 month ago by R. Richmond
5.0 out of 5 stars
Good quality.
Great product and quality. It has lasted through several washes with no issues. We use it double/tripled up for straining.
Published 1 month ago by Nicole P.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Perfect
I use this product for straining cold brew iced coffee. It works wonderfully and does not allow any grounds to get through. Would definitely buy again.
Published 2 months ago by R. Eames
5.0 out of 5 stars
Good product, good quantity.
The price for the quantity of cheese cloth is great. Can't wait to see how long this will last.
I use this to filter bacon out of bacon fat and put the bacon fat into... Read more
I use this to filter bacon out of bacon fat and put the bacon fat into... Read more
Published 2 months ago by James Scott
