Carrollar Nut Milk Bag: Pro Quality Reusable 🥛 Food Strainer & Cold Brew Coffee Bag (2 pack) Review

Very clean juice stem as always, I like it a lot. Lasts a very long time, just don't wash or soak in bleach, it will recover and crack after a period of bleach washing.

Bought to make cold coffee. It filters large coffee grounds but does not filter out small particles. The result is cloudy/film coffee.

I have an inexpensive juicer and after a while when I started using it I noticed that my juicer wasn't squeezing all the juice out of the pulp. So I got it and just took the pulp and squeezed it all out. Works perfectly!

So I used this cloth to make almond milk. It was very difficult to clean the pulp from this tissue. Of course I didn't want to use any chemicals, I just rinsed the fabric. It got moldy in less than a month so I had to throw it out.

The product is nylon so it's a bit difficult to clean as I've found dried plant debris sticking to it after washing and drying. I use it to make juice. I don't know of any other products so can't compare but this one is cheap and does the job. It's not completely cleaned yet.

I am very happy with this bag. I use it as a filter for my gingerbread shots. I chop fresh ginger and puree it without having to peel it. This bag filters all the pulp and skin and saves me a lot of time. One of the best things I've bought lately. I save a ton of money by buying overpriced ginger shots from these juice shops.

I've used this to squeeze the flesh out of an American persimmon and it's very effective. After squeezing and mashing for a while, I removed all of the pulp, leaving the skin, seeds, and fibers in the bag. My picture shows the pulp separated from seeds and fibers in two zips. Using packaging like this makes cleaning a huge pain, but it is what it is. If you use it for this, which I highly recommend, take more than 2 and be sure to rinse when you're done using it.

They are stained with the tomatoes I processed but they peel fairly easily. I just hand wash them in soapy water. They must be turned inside out for better cleaning. I bought these about a year ago and have used them for tomatoes, apples, making ricotta cheese and more. Very, very durable! Actually there are 2 pieces in the package and the second one remained unused! They're a little smaller than I expected but they're represented well in the product details - I'm just not good at guessing…

I used this bag for making ramen broth. It worked GREAT! Very happy with this purchase. It works with all fish bones, kombu, and small floats that come from bone-in broth, not allowing any of them to escape into the broth when strained. I had a nice clear broth, not measured at all. I was also really surprised at how quickly the broth dripped through the strainer as it was so fine I thought it would take forever. But it was very quick and easy. The downside is the bag gets hot as hell but all…