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Cheese cloth or food grade filter lattice tissue

Good day all, anyone know where to buy some cheapish cheese cloth or alternative food grade material, an looking to ferment Saurkraut cabbage?
Thanks for any help

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  • carly
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    I'm not entirely sure what you are looking for.   I ferment sauerkraut by massaging  the cabbage/veg/aromatics  with salt in a large bowl and then pack it into kilner jars.  No other equipment is required. Are you following a particular recipe?
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    Thanks both, not following any particular  recipe just to use as a filtering agent, heard a segment on the radio recently that the use for kurd & whey seperating and had a thought that some of the Xmas cheeses like Roquefort have a piece of cloth left on rather like the mince meats which have pampers some have mused to soak up the juices
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    Yes the cheese cloth from a fabric shop is suitable.
    It needs washing, sometimes bleaching and good to go again.

    I bought extra when I found it but still using the same piece I started with.

    I'd save any juices and use them for the next lot. Give extra flavour.

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  • Nelliegrace
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    I use muslin nappies, cheap supermarket ones. I sterilise one, by boiling it in a Pyrex jug of water in the microwave, every time just before use. I rinse them, and soak them in Oxiclean after use and wash them.

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