3 pack 14"x14" Nut Milk Bag Extra Large Reusable Food Strainers Nut Bags For Straining Almond/Soy Milk Greek Yogurt Professional for Cold Brew Coffee Tea Beer Celery Juice Fine Nylon Mesh

I've been making smoothies with fresh berries and using this bag to strain out the seeds. It's perfect! Durable and washes nicely!

Perfect! I bought these to make homemade Mozzarella Cheese. They are well made and stood up to the hard squeezing required to make cheese. They easily held over. pound of curds. Also good for making Greek yogurt out of my thick but pourable homemade product, as long as you start the draining process before refrigerating. I will be using them in canning season to 'de-water' my tomatoes prior to canning. Also good for making Greek yogurt out of my thick but runny homemade product.

I normally like natural fibers but I'm sold on this. It's durable and the mesh is truly super fine so you can see what's inside. I have strained cheeses, ground soybeans to make tofu, sifted flour, made labneh, greek yogurt and more. I bought a few large ones to store fruits and vegetables in them for the counter, and in the summer with fruit flies and fungus gnats, it actually protects the food from them. I've even used it in the garage to store snacks as I worked to keep flies and other bugs away. I would guess one could use the larger ones for fishing to submerge smaller catch in water but keep them from jumping out.Now cleaning them is a little challenging. I have to use a brush because if you don't, such as in the case of straining ground soybeans, after drying you have to shake off the soybean residue powder and that's frustrating. All in all, I do like this product.

Got these as backups for my main straining bags, as my current ones are pretty heavily stained from brewing coffee and I figured I could try a different brand/material and see how well they work.I use the bags to brew cold brew coffee in mason jars, as it cuts the time waiting to filter the coffee afterwards, and the cleanup process is as easy as dumping the grounds and rinsing the bags. These functioned very well, filtering basically just as good as my current cloth bags. These ones are nylon, and while I haven't used them enough to know for sure, I suspect they will eventually stain just as the cloth ones do, simply because that's what coffee does.As no heat is being applied, I imagine they'll hold their filtration ability fairly well, I'd be more concerned if I was brewing hot coffee with them (however one might do that, cut them into basket filters?) They do have the drawback of not being designed specifically for mason jars, which is what I use when brewing, so it can be a bit of work to pull the bag out of the jar at the end, since the coffee grounds have more room to fill out the bags. Not a massive drawback, but the smaller bag was easiest to remove, and my cloth bags were designed for mason jars, so it's tough to beat those in this area.Overall a solid set of bags, viable if you want to try brewing cold brew but don't want to invest too much just yet.

very durable and easy to clean

They work so well! I use them for so many things - cooking down homemade bone broth, large batch iced tea, straining raspberries, etc. They are amazing!

I've made my own cloths for years using a fine mesh available at fabric stores. Other than being stiffer than the fabric, these are superior to what I've used all these years. I can't imagine these popping a hole anytime soon, which was the major issue I had with using old nylons or fabric.Very easy to hand was as well!

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