The cheap, eco-friendly kitchen tool you have been missing out on!

And though, yes, it has "cheese" in the name, cheesecloth is useful for so much more.

Much like a giant teabag, cheesecloth can be used to:

• Strain soups, sauces, and broth, especially when you are after a clear liquid.
• Make a bouquet garni - a bundle of herb flavorings like parsley, thyme, black peppercorns, and garlic. Tie it all together in a cheesecloth bundle and toss it into cooking.
• Strain jams, jellies, and other canning recipes.
• Strain nut milk.
• Use around the home for polishing, cleaning windows and mirrors, and protecting shrubbery and plants.
• And yes, for making cheese :-)

Made with all-natural 100% cotton, this strong natural fabric has a unique tightly-woven mesh that's completely lint-free. It can be washed and reused, saving you money and helping the environment. Now, this is our kinda vibes!