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where can I buy cheeseloth or simalar

want to strain some home made yoghurt so its thick and creamy have used coffee filters but thought cheesecloth or like might be more economical.

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  • wurzelsar
    wurzelsar Posts: 15,316 Forumite
    www.lakelandlimited.co.uk
    Muslin cloths, pack of 10 - 12" square.
    Ref. 7011
    £4.79


    Alternatively, ask in a fabric shop if you have one near you - or on the market.
    I wish you......
    A sunbeam to warm you,
    A moonbeam to charm you,
    A sheltering angel, so nothing can harm you.
  • Any fabric shop - the cheapest muslin you can find.
    :TProud to be dealing with my debts :T
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