🔪 Librett Durables Butchers Twine: Premium Cotton, 370-ft Length, American-Made Review

Easy to use, strong enough for everything from tying chickens to tying newspaper for recycling. Be careful when opening the reel for the first time and it will not tangle until the last few feet of the reel.

My favorite yarn is the look and feel of yarn, similar to real yarn. Unbeatable twice as good quality. If you are looking for good yarn look no further, your yarn search is over. From now on, every time I need yarn, I will always buy this beautiful yarn.

I mainly use this for recycling crates. Jute twine sometimes broke when I tied it. This string is MUCH stronger and easier to use. The dosing method is great - don't remove the plastic. A NOTICE. I paid full selling price and received nothing of value from this review.

This is a high quality thread. It has good thickness, strong, no stretch, cuts well, binds well, odorless, affordable, durable, suitable for many uses including roast binding, chicken binding, herb binding, plant/tomato binding, parcel shipping, decorative applied arts.

When it comes to everything that affects our food, especially anything that is exposed to heat, we try to buy a quality product that's made in America, where Safety and production standards are higher. That way, we don't have to worry about contaminants leaching into our food — you know: high levels of lead, trace chemicals like formaldehyde, and other goodies that cheap manufacturers add for free.

This is the perfect strong soft cotton thread. We used it at my wedding to hang up some stuff and also to tie sponge bombs for a water fight (it was a beach wedding). rear, but I'll always buy it again when I need a hefty cord because it's worked great for everything we've used it for.

There's nothing worse in life than oven-roasted chicken and no butcher twine to tie it properly. situations and I said never again. I made a trip to some local shops and asked for cooking yarn and everyone looked at me like I had three heads. The elastic yarn type is also pretty good (can also be found here at Revain) --- albeit more expensive. good business!

I checked this out at a local store, the price at the grocery and hardware store was ridiculous for the amount of thread. This ball has enough yarn to last almost a lifetime at a great price. I use it regularly for tying chickens and sorting roasts to put the roaster on a skewer. The yarn holds up well, does not burn out. I used an empty plastic container from a bird seed store that had a large blob of fat in it to hold the string and keep it clean. I drilled a hole in the top and threaded the…