Gaia GuyNut Milk Bag 2 Pack! Commercial Quality & Reusable - 12"x12" - Hemp (Sprouts!) + Organic Cotton (Cheese Cloth Strainer)

I have used many nut milk bags and these are by far the best quality bags I have found. These nut milk bags are well constructed - sewn and serged twice. The material is strong.

Arrived on time. Washed them in warm water before I used them. Shrank very little. My first use was straining blueberries. Worked well. Stained the cotton bag, but now I will consider it my 'fruit' bag. Strained cashews in the hemp bag. Worked well. Love the size. Very manageable. Excellent quality.

Thought they were the same material bags - no, they are 2 different material bags. Work well.

I try to avoid plastic which is why I wanted to make my own nut milk. That and after reading about the additives in store bought coconut and other milks I decided to try making my own.The bags arrived quickly and in eco-friendly packaging! So, nice not to have plastic wrapped everything for once.I didn't want to get a nylon strainer for obvious reason. Trying to have healthy and natural almond milk not something that could leach chemicals.Glad I found these organic nut milk bags. They are big and the mesh is super fine. I have tried both strainers for making nut milks and hope to try the organic hemp one for sprouting too.Great product! I highly recommend it.Glad I found these organic nut milk bags. They are big and the mesh is super fine. I have tried both strainers for making nut milks and hope to try the organic hemp one for sprouting too.Great product! I highly recommend it.

Great bags for cold brew coffee. I like the hemp one more (though both really are great) because I feel like you get a stronger brew, yet more sediment. I use them in a large pitcher, steep for 12 hrs at room temp, then squeeze all the coffee out of grinds, and refrigerate. Bags have held up great and are easy to clean. I make at least 2 pitchers a week. Please be aware you we get leaking if you fold the bags over the edges of the mason jar/pitcher. I have mine standing straight up so I don't have this problem. Love!

We love these! It is so hard to find a nut bag that is not some questionable plastic material of sorts. We use these to strain both hot and cold liquids, so the last thing we would want to use is plastic. These are also super easy to clean, which is another hard to find quality in a nut bag.They rinse off quickly and easily. They are organic, so you are not squeezing residual chemicals into your beverage. The hemp one also has natural mold fighting properties, so it just seems a better choice all around. Top notch product!

I had been using cotton dishtowels to make cashew almond milk and was hesitant to spend any money on nut milk bags. My fear was that they would not filter out enough pulp...I was wrong. These bags are easy to handle and produce a silky consistency of nut milk. The cotton bag works equally as well as the bamboo. Organic fabric is an added bonus.

I have been using the hemp one to make cold brew coffee. It is amazing- 1 pound of coffee in the bag and close it. Add two gallons of spring water and place the bag in the glass jar with the water. Put it in the refrigerator for 24 hours (more of less time depending how dark you want your coffee). I use a dark brew and leave it overnight. Remove the bag, squeeze out extra water. Top off the jar with water and you have two gallons of cold brew coffee in the refrigerator. Add ice and flavoring and you are set. Empty the coffee grounds in the garbage or compost bin and wash the bag. I have made several batches so far and it it so easy to make. I don't have to strain the coffee multiple times and it is a breeze to dispose of the used coffee.

I bought them because I was sick and tired of using a cheesecloth. I didn't even know that those bags existed until I read a post on yogurt making.I mainly use them to drain the whey when I make cottage/soft white cheese.They are really well made, double stitched with a string on top so you can hang it and drain whatever you want. The bags are big, one can handle cheese curdles made from 6L of milk and there is still room for some more. I haven't even used the second one as the first one handles enough cheese that lasts me a week.Love the fact that they are organic and reusable. Although a cheesecloth is reusable too but the bags are way easier to use and more importantly easier to clean.Draining yogurt to make it more like Greek yogurt can be messy which is understandable as yogurt is softer than cheese. Nonetheless, they work very well with yogurt too.All in all, I'm very happy that I have found and bought them.

Bolsas orgánicas para leche vegetal fantásticas. Te vienen dos una de algodón y otra de cáñamo, las e probado las dos, la de cáñamo para colar kéfir de leche, el resultado un queso de untar buenísimo y la de algodón para leche vegetal de anacardos. La calidad del tejido me a gustado. la única pega es que son un poco pequeñas y se encogen un poco al lavarse. por lo de más le doy un diez.

Good quality and value. Work well

Ce lot de sac en chanvre et coton est de bonne qualité. Je m'en sers depuis 2 mois poir faire germer les graines de brocoli (sac de chanvre) et pour filtrer le reste de pulpe lorsque je me sers de mon extracteur de jus (ce qui permet d'aller chercher les dernières gouttes precieuses en pressant fort). Je trouve le rapport qualité prix très intéressant.

Ich wollte Nussmilchbeutel aus organischem Material und bin nach ein paar Anwendungen den Dreh bzw. Druck raus. Zwei verschiedene Materialien zu haben für verschiedene Anwendungen ist klasse.