KitchenCraftHome Made Cheesecloth for Straining, Cotton Jelly Bag, for Jam, Chutney or Cheese and Butter,White

I love this product - I've made 5 batches of jelly/jam in it so far and it has been brilliant. I actually wonder how I managed this long without it! It is very sturdy and holds a decent amount (approx 1.5kg of fruit) and strains to a clear liquid. It is easy to clean - the fabric has become stained by the fruit though obviously this doesn't effect use!

Used for making apple jelly.I needed to replace a very old jelly bag I had inherited but no other modern bags that I have tried were up to standard. This one is ideal and is a great size with functional handles.

Works well, it held 2.2 kgs of grapes to strain to make grape jelly. The bag does stain but worth it for a non nylon bag. Have used it twice, not sure how long it will last as the wood in the band is fairly thin. Something like this on a stand would be good as you do need somewhere to be able to hang it from over a bowl or big jug.

Very strong and easy to hang on an S hook. Easy to wash

Well made item but material is too thick. Prepared some crab apples to make a jelly but the material didn’t allow any juice/liquid to pass through. Disappointed

Excellent compliments strainerbag

This is so good. I have it set up in my small utility room above my sink. We added a screw hook to the ceiling, with a long chain suspended from it. And an S-hook to attach the bag handle to the chain. This means that when not in use, I can just unhook the S-hook and attach it all higher up, so the bag doesn’t get in my way. Alternatively I could just take the chain away completely, so that all that’s left showing is the hook in the ceiling. And of course, I don’t need to use a stand for the bag, or other contraption…or even hold it whilst it strains juice. The bag is well constructed, and a really good size. I use it for turning blended grapes or watermelons into juice. I can pour my whole Vitamix jug, full of blended fruit, into this large calico bag, with no problem at all. I can then go off and do something else for a few minutes. Once the juice starts slowing down, I then start squeezing the bag carefully. I can get so much more juice out of this than by using a sieve, or even my Omega vertical juice extractor. And to think, I ‘ummed and ahhed’ about it. Brilliant. Don’t hesitate. So much better than other strainer bags.

I have bought three of these in recent months - not because they are inherently worth £18 , which I thought was a lot - but because they are perfect for my needs.I am shocked to see they are not said to be worth £25 each, before the nowadays obligatory special offer price, of £22 odd. Shocking, the games sellers play with pricing. Perhaps it's just me....?