Mrs. Anderson’s Baking Extra-Fine Cheesecloth, 1 Pack

It’s cheesecloth. It’s cheesy. It’s clothy. What else can one say?

I needed cheesecloth to make a bag for holding pulverized pineapple in some fruit wine I was fermenting — this was perfect! I had plenty of yardage to tie up a large cloth bag and have tons left over and it’s worked perfectly. Honestly never bought cheesecloth before so can’t really compare, but I can’t imagine needing anything more out of it. Seemed like a good price compared to others I found and I saw no issues with quality.

I use and reuse this cheesecloth all the time. I use it for yogurt making, blanching, whatever, and it always holds up to cleaning and reuse. I’ve found other cheesecloth for slightly cheaper that worked just as well, but this is still a good deal and a good product.

Used it once and threw it out

What can I say , it’s of nice quality, packaged nice so you can use what you want and put it away...and you get alot

What you would expect from cheesecloth. I used to make elderberry syrup and it worked perfectly. Better value then other sellers

It’s cheese cloth, what can I say. I use it only once and it was works well.

I love these and wish i had them a long time ago, Thankful I have them now.

Not recommended:1) Not even close to "extra-fine". More like "coarse" at best. The holes are just huge and they let through not only liquid but solids as well.1) Only good for one time use - it fell apart after using it once to strain cottage cheese.Verdict: complete waste of money.

Just got it today. Wanted to show the proportions for anyone who needs more reference pictures.

Very cheap quality. It's not a fine mesh as advertised. I used it for a batch of soft homemade cheese and although it did the job its falling apart after just one use and gentle hand washing in warm water. Although you get 2 large packs this product certainly wouldn't last long.

This product was not what I was expecting!!It appears to be like gauge!! But any-who, after using it for my products ( instagram: @adia_s_c) it started to fall apart especially after being cut!! I had to wrap herbs with a couple layer as the cloth is really thin and hole become bigger if stretched. Very disappointing.

First time buying cheese cloth and was misled by extra fine description in product listing.. It’s nothing close to extra fine so using it for cleaning as no good for proper straining liquid... be careful buy grade 90 only if you need to strain liquids...