Kilner 100% Cotton Muslin Cloth 50cm x 50cm Ideal for Straining, Preserving & Food Preparation

These muslin squares are just what I needed for making blackberry and bramble jelly. Good product at a good price.

Just what I wanted/ needed

I purchased this as an add on item which meant it was good value for money but at the regular price I would have wanted more material. I used it for straining sloe gin which worked perfectly when doubled over but still let some sediment through at single layer. It stained purple from the sloe berries and after a boil wash was still not quite back to white but that is fine with me as it will only get purple after its next use.

Using it to make kombucha. Good muslin. Supper thin and lightweight.

Love these. Cut some lemon and limes in half and wrap them in the pieces of the muslin and tie with string...looks great on the side of the plate with fish and meat, salad or veggies...very good product.Muslin is also a very good material to use when cleansing your skin...especially the face! When using toners too. It is gentle on the skin and it is recommended by most good make-artists to use when cleaning skin! I often get free skin cleansing products to try and review and they nearly all come with a muslin cloth....Multi-purpose uses...so an awesome item!

Very good product. I bought it to use for my cauliflower pizza to squeeze out the exceed liquid and it worked a treat! I have also made bramble gin in the past and this would also work wonders to squeeze all the excess liquid from the fruit. The size is also very good - not too big or small. Washes well at 30 degrees and dries quickly. I would rather use this than a tea towel as recipes often state.

Good quality muslin cloth. Has a pure white colour, no loose lint, strong cotton fibres, and tight weave. Unlike many other cloths out there.I have scalded it in boiling water per instructions, and it has retained all properties mentioned above.However, this procedure has deformed 6 out of 9 cloths that I own. They are no longer perfect squares. For this, I am detracting one star.They are also too expensive for their size in my opinion. It's almost £3 for just 0.25 m² of cotton.

Easy to wash and dry