Organic Unbleached Cheesecloth | Reusable Straining Cloth
Organic Unbleached Cheesecloth | Reusable Straining Cloth
Organic Unbleached Cheesecloth | Reusable Straining Cloth
Organic Unbleached Cheesecloth | Reusable Straining Cloth
Organic Unbleached Cheesecloth | Reusable Straining Cloth

Organic Unbleached Cheesecloth | Reusable Straining Cloth

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A good cheesecloth is one of those simple kitchen tools that comes in handy again and again. This certified organic, unbleached cheesecloth is a large, reusable sheet of fine-weave cotton that's easy to cut down to the size you need for straining herbs, homemade tinctures, syrups, cheese, jelly, and plenty of other from-scratch kitchen projects.

At a generous 61" x 41", one cloth gives you plenty of material to work with. Use a larger piece for big batches or cut smaller sections for jars, strainers, and everyday herbal preparations. The fine culinary-grade weave helps separate small particles, while the durable cotton can be washed and reused for your next project.

Suggested Uses

  • Strain homemade herbal tinctures and glycerites
  • Strain elderberry syrup, fire cider, and herbal infusions
  • Make homemade cheese, yogurt, and nut milks
  • Strain fruit for jelly, jam, and syrups
  • Bundle herbs and spices for stocks and broths
  • Strain cold brew tea or coffee
  • Use for canning, preserving, and other from-scratch kitchen projects

Why This Cheesecloth?

  • Certified organic cotton
  • Unbleached
  • Fine culinary-grade 60-weave
  • Reusable and washable
  • Large sheet can be cut to fit different projects
  • No need to layer several pieces of loosely woven cheesecloth

⭐ Pro Tip: Cut only what you need for each project and leave the rest of the sheet intact. For herbal extracts, gather the cloth around the strained herbs and gently squeeze to recover more of your finished liquid.

Product Details

Size: 61" x 41"
Material: Cotton
Weave: Culinary Grade 60
Color: Natural/Unbleached
Reusable: Yes
Certified Organic: Yes

  • Cut-to-Size
  • Ultrafine grade G90
  • 6 1/2 feet x 6 feet
  • Unbleached
  • Cotton Grown in the USA
  • Cheesecloth woven in Pakistan
  • Weight: 8.82 oz (250 g)
  • It has many culinary uses, including straining liquids or forming a packet for herbs, spices, or teas that can be dropped into a soup, stock pot, or tea kettle.
  • It is ideal for straining stocks and canning, basting or stuffing poultry, or wrapping spices for cooking.
  • It is also helpful when making soft cheeses that need a mesh wrap.
  • You can keep chicken or fish intact when poaching, and you can wrap a turkey or chicken when roasting.
  • You can even squeeze the juice out of lemons and oranges without letting the seeds fall into the juice.

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Charles Collins
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A great product! Correctly packaged and delivered very quickly! Would recommend highly!

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T.J.
Outstanding Products!!

Over the past few years, I have purchased teas, mixes, and equipment from Farmhouse Teas - everything purchased has exceeded expectations!!
The tea blends are fantastic & the customer service is amazing!!
Thank you, CeAnne & Crew!!

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Em
Thrilled!

I’m so thrilled with this cheesecloth! It’s very well made and works beautifully. I use cheesecloth mainly for making tea, but I also use it for straining broth. I washed it in a laundry bag and line dried it. Still going strong!

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Happy1
Great Quality Cheesecloth

I was out of cheesecloth so I ordered this one. It's the best cheesecloth I have found. You can cut it to fit your needs. If you are on the fence about purchasing the cheesecloth just do it! You will be glad you did.

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Christine Smith
Cheese cloth

Great quality!

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Christina Duvall

I actually haven't gotten to use the cheesecloth yet, but I got it out of the box and it is a very nice quality. Planning to use it to strain herbs for herbal medicines and for canning.

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