Cheesecloth Organic, 100% Organic Cotton Large Cheese Cloth, Premium Cheese Cloths for Straining Reusable, Grade 90 Unbleached Food Cloth, Muslin Cloth Filter Strainer. 2.5 Yards/24.5 SQ.Feet.

I had some yogurt that I wanted to make into greek yogurt and this was really simple. I cut how much I'd need and I still have a bunch left lol so I won't have to but more

I didn't buy this for cooking - I bought this for the look. I wanted to put it around some small glass floats I got from my grandmother - I originally tried some actual fish net, but that just didn't look right. I remembered reading about using cheese cloth for stagecraft, and thought I would give this a try.This, after washing, is pliable, highly vintage looking, and looks great with both the older fish floats and some newer ones I got off Amazon. I'm really happy with both the look, and how it cushions the floats. There's a ton of fabric, so I've been able to put some aside in case some other decorating conundrum comes my way. But this totally works for what I needed and I'm really happy with the look.

So many uses when you're a prepper beyond making cheese. I grown my own herbs, in the summer, I'm usually busy bringing in bundles of herbs to dry. I have a dehydrator and a large herb dryer that I hang in my tree outside, but sometimes when it's raining or I don't feel like pulling my dehydrator out, I'll lay cheesecloth on my island and let them dry on their own. Cheesecloth absorbs moisture, so I have to turn the herbs often and change the cheesecloth if it's too wet, but I do like a more hands-on approach sometimes. This is a great compliment to anyone that grows their own food.

This is a package filled with a folded huge piece of cheesecloth. It’s very tightly woven, but unlike most cheesecloth I’ve used, it has a rough, coarse feel. It’s a bit awkward to cut to size. I didn’t find that it strained as well as other types. I wouldn’t choose this again.

This cheesecloth is exactly like any other cheesecloth I've run across in my life. It wasn't any better or worse than what I'm used to working with. It's cheesecloth, so what else can you really say?! It's nice that these are organic, so it certainly opens it up to a wider variety of people who may have special needs like that. This is supposedly re-usable, but I've always just tossed the stuff. It's cheap enough, so it doesn't exactly break the bank.

This large cheese cloth is great quality and is large enough to be cut in several pieces. It washed perfectly without shrinking and the unbleached cotton is definitely healthier to use for various cheese and tofu.

Does not wash well at all

I expected the weave on "premium cheesecloth" to be much finer than this is. It is a good price for what you get, but I prefer finer, and heavier cheesecloth.