Kimmama4 Pack Nut Milk Bag, Food Grade Nylon Strainer, 7.9 x 11.8 inch Cheese Cloth Bag for Straining Fruit Juice, Tofu, Almond, Coffee, Yogurt and Soup

I’m using these for home made oat milk and one for cold brewed coffee. The coffee does stain and may leave a taste residue, so if you plan to use this for coffee, dedicate one just for that. The size is good for coffee grounds or ground oats and the multipack is a great value for the money. Easy to clean due to the high quality strings and stitches. Just rinse thoroughly in the sink and throw it in with kitchen hand towels for easy sanitation.

I made butter for the first time using one of these bags. It worked great and cleaned up well. Only draw back was I didn't need 4 of them. So, making my own butter wasn't very cost effective. I don't know if I will make much butter in the future, but now I have 4 nice food bags. Who knows maybe I will find something to use them for.

The shipping was fast. I love the texture to it. It's very firm, easy to handle.Drains very well

I used these for dry hopping a beer. They work just fine. You will need to bleach them to get the stains out. They are sort of a pain to clean, but that's just the nature of dry. Hopping with these types of bags. They were much better than a cloth bag because they are reusable. You can put them in the washer but I chose to hand wash and soak them.

Why pay top dollar for commercial oat milk at the supermarket market when for Pennie’s you can make your own with the help of these Kimmama Unbeached Cotton Nut Milk Bag,Reusable Cheesecloth Straining Bag with Drawsting Strap? It seriously takes all of two minutes to combine one cup of oats, 4 cups of water, a teaspoon of vanilla, a pinch of salt, & optional sweetener to your taste in a blender on high for 30 seconds. Then, strain the mixture through one of these nut milk bags for about a minute & a half to get a liter of fresh homemade oat milk. Great addition to my recipe for homemade oat milk at a fraction of the cost of store bought.

Couldn't wait for these to get here for summer brewing of cold brew coffee . Bags are perfect and for price you can't go wrong .

This is not a review of durability, but functionality.Easy to clean, can be reused multiple times, and decent price.If you're venturing into the more healthy world of turning nuts into milk, a nylon bag is a must. Helps you save money big time since you won't have to buy your milk from the store but the nuts and that's it.

I got these for the type of material that made it thinking it would serve me some time. It is easy to strain whatever I need it to do, but it doesn't last long at all.They wear out quickly.A sturdier bag is preferable if you don't intend to waste money buying these every few months