🥛 Pro Quality Nut Milk Bag: 2 Pcs - Big 12"x12" Commercial Grade - Reusable Almond Milk Bag & All Purpose Food Strainer - Fine Mesh Nylon Cheesecloth & Cold Brew Coffee Filter Review

This item either came intact or cracked when pressed. I've done this a million times. Usually buy a bag from Walmart but tried these out while traveling. Won't make that mistake again

I recoiled when I saw these bags. They looked dirty, not at all like the quality of the bags pictured in the ads. They were rolled up in a kitchen bag and tied with a cheap, dirty cord. I took a photo to show they are not the advertised size of 12x12 or the same quality.

Great for privacy, but the seams on the sides get in the way! I mainly used this to make oat milk and the oatmeal just seeps through the seams, I've soaked it in hot water several times but it's still there. It just keeps absorbing more and more pulp and ends up being unhygienic. Instead, I just use gauze.

I wanted to make iced coffee and tea at home after trying to chill my K mug and packaged drinks in the fridge. Let's just say it worked fine, but I wanted large batches ready to go. I don't have to say anything about these bags, except that I really can not only brew iced coffee and loose tea perfectly, but can also use finely ground coffee. Try it with a metal grid and the coffee grounds will float everywhere. Cleaning is very easy. I use warm soapy water and stir by hand.

I use these bags to make nut milk and strain fruit and vegetable juice blends (so I don't have to buy a separate juicer). They held up well for two weeks of juicing with them daily. I hand wash/air dry them and run them in the dishwasher. Sometimes it can be difficult to get the remaining pulp out of the seams, but it's no big deal. The size is perfect for what I need (which is about a cup of pulp towards the end) and the drawstring top helps keep things in check.

Bought as a milk bucket pre-filter. At this they are amazing! Bought them before and lost one but the other still works great. ** Be careful when washing - my mom washed mine in the washer and dryer. While still doing its job, the one that survived is now smaller, shrinking in the process. My usual routine is to wash in lukewarm water immediately after use and hang dry - this ensures they won't be damaged by the heat. ). At first I tried to attach it to the bucket with a rubber band but had…