2-Pack Greek Yogurt Maker Strainer Pouch Bag, 16-in x 9-in Reusable Fine Mesh Nut Milk Bag, Cold Brew Coffee Filter Bags, Cheese Cloth for Straining, Compatible with Instant Pot Accessories Review

I bought this to strain skyr yogurt. The tensioner works great. I've gotten over a quart of whey from 1/2 gallon skim milk. The yoghurt flows out immediately after straining and the bag is easy to clean. However, I was led to believe that the pouch would fit the strainer. However, either the sieve is too big for this, or the bag is too deep and folds at the bottom. In the end I just sealed the bag and put it in a colander. worked fine

My yogurt sieve bags arrived today. I already had yogurt in IP. That's cool. I post 3 photos. One of them is my packaged yoghurt in a steamer basket. Next comes a good pure whey that has been strained. The third is the pouch after I rotate the yogurt into the bowl. You will see that the bag is almost clean. Here's the verdict: This product is exactly what I wanted to see! Easily fits in a basket. This is a very fine strainer that strains the whey very well. The yogurt came out very quickly and…

Great product! I only started making Greek yogurt a few weeks ago and I'm tired of cutting and then throwing out the cheesecloth every time. These bags are much more convenient. They bypassed my strainer, which I set up in another bowl, using a few extra glass rings to make room for the whey. They seem to drain a little slower than regular gauze, but less yoghurt is wasted and the whey appears clearer. Cleaning was easy, just a quick rinse in the sink. Be sure to use the seam side out for…

I have been making my own yogurt in the slow cooker for almost a year now. I like everything about it except the annoying part. I've tried gauze, butter muslin, coffee filters. Everything was bulky and messy to handle. Pooh. Then I happened to see this one. They looked just what I needed to make my life easier. I took the risk and bought it. The best solution! Making yogurt every ten days has never been easier! love, love, LOVE her. PERFECT. The yogurt slides straight into my bowl, the whey is…

I make my own yogurt in an instant cup. My sister-in-law has a large plastic yogurt strainer that she loves. However, I don't have space for one so I bought these bags and I love them so much! They take up practically no space and are very easy to use. I place it in a colander over a bowl (I already have two items taking up space in my kitchen) and let it sit in the fridge for a couple of hours, draining the whey from my yogurt, until I get the consistency I want. Then since it's flexible I…

filter bag fits in my double stacking basket which I bought for my 6 liter instant pot. The bags have a black thing that "pushes" them against the container when you put the bag on. The mesh is very thin and the serum passes through easily, but the solid particles do not. Exactly what I was looking for. When using yogurt for straining, place the bottom seam on the outside of the bag and the bowl where you will catch the whey. (The yogurt doesn't touch the seam.) The finished yogurt is easier to

I bought this primarily to sift the whey out of my homemade yogurt to make it thicker. Many yogurt strainers cost $20 or more, but I bought a set of 2 for about $13 so thought it might be worth a try. I love it! I've only used it once but it's very easy to use and clean and seems to last a long time. I love that I can close the lid to prevent dust or other objects from getting into my yogurt while it's standing. I was able to strain about 3/4 quart of whey from almost 1/2 gallon of yogurt. Now…

I made yoghurt twice with the filter. Both batches were full gallons. A gallon of yogurt fit in the bag and was able to pull the drawstring. I tried several hanging options the first time, but didn't want to hang from the closet doors because of the weight. On the second batch, I tried several options as well, and what worked was placing the pouch in a large stainless steel bowl, adding yogurt, and pulling on the string. Then I lifted the full filter, installed a baking cooling rack (coated…