Name: Butter Muslin
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.924242424 (66 reviews)

MORE INFORMATION: Butter Muslin is a fine-weave cloth used to drain soft cheese such as cream cheese, fromage blanc, yogurt cheese, and more.
Package contains 1 square yard (91cm x 91cm) of unbleached 100% cotton, 90 thread per inch, reusable Butter Muslin.

Sterilize in boiling water prior to use.

To clean butter muslin for reuse, rinse in cold water after use and wash in the washing machine with mild detergent.

We recommend an extra rinse cycle to remove all soap residue.

Country of Origin: India

Discover the Versatility of Butter Muslin

Butter muslin is a must-have for any home fermenter or cheesemaker. This high-quality butter muslin cloth is perfect for straining, draining, and preserving your homemade creations, ensuring a smooth and satisfying final product.

Butter Muslin Cloth for a Range of Uses

Not only is our butter muslin cloth excellent for cheesemaking and fermenting, but it's also useful for a variety of kitchen tasks. Use it for straining stocks, filtering liquids, or even covering dough during proofing – its versatility will make it an essential part of your culinary toolkit.

Durable and Reusable Muslin Cheesecloth

Our muslin cheesecloth is designed to be both durable and reusable, providing long-lasting value for your kitchen endeavors. Easy to clean and maintain, this butter muslin is a sustainable and cost-effective choice for home fermenting and cheesemaking enthusiasts.

04/10/2020

Valerie P.

Chandler, Arizona, United States

Butter muslin

Butter Muslin

06/14/2020

Marjorie C.

Ivins, Utah, United States

Perfect

This light-weave fabric is perfect for my "fermentation station." Also used it to strain berries in preparation for jelly. :)

08/15/2014

Dan

worth it

I got this to have a little extra material around to cut for tops of kefir bottles, straining yogurt, etc. This material works nicely, about the same as it would cost if you tracked down muslin at some place like jo-ann fabrics or something, except you don't need to track it down. It's right here.