2 PACK Best Nut Milk Book Review

Bought 2 packs of Go Nuts nut milk to drain homemade yoghurt whey. At first glance I thought the fabric ("mesh") might be too thin for this purpose, but it drained well. Once drained, the smoothness of the fabric made pouring the thick yogurt from the pouch easy and clean. It's a lot easier than trying to drain it through layers of gauze - and it can be reused. The size of this bag is perfect for hanging in my 1/2 gallon juice jug while the yogurt drains (with a couple of clothespins to hold…

I use it to make an anti-inflammatory drink with ginger and turmeric because it draws out all the solids. I also use it to make vegan, non-dairy, super thick yogurt. I place the bag in a 64 ounce spherical glass and secure the bag by tying the outside rim shut, then pour in the yogurt and wait about 4-8 hours to strain. The longer I wait the thicker it gets, and I've even used this method to make homemade ranch and cream cheese. I don't use it for nut milks because it would be too expensive for

I use it to make almond milk and cold coffee. In terms of tension, I have nothing to complain about. I had no issues with nut particles or ground coffee coming through the pouch. 100% rating for this part. And since the bag is made of nylon, it can be handled roughly during use and cleaning and will last. I've used it many times and just washed it in the sink with water and dish soap and let it air dry - no durability issues. My only complaint is that the pieces get stuck in the sponge (where…

As a fresh/green juice lover, I had a juicer but didn't like using it because cleaning up was time consuming and leafy greens often didn't yield much juice. I've seen a lot of tutorials on juicing using a high speed blender (Vitamix) and then straining the juice with a nut bag, so I decided to give it a try. I ordered this variant based on the good reviews, the price, and the fact that there were two packs. I used the following ingredients: 1 large cucumber, 1 packet of baby spinach, a few…