Maybe Charles knows if any of the AWESOME Patagonia cheeses (I cry for La Junta cheeses) are "exported" north?????passport wrote:By the way, anybody know if there's a Chilean cheese with melting qualities (eg runs rather than rubberizes) similar to Fontina or Raclette?
What is cheesecloth called?/where to find
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Re: What is cheesecloth called?/where to find
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Re: What is cheesecloth called?/where to find
I use thin unbleached white dish clothes (really cheap ones the nannies hate) then wash them (for many things thickening yogurt is one of them), it’s better for the environment than single use cheese cloth 

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Re: What is cheesecloth called?/where to find
My sister in law gave me some 100% cotton muslin cloths for the baby that worked ok (but were bleached if that's an issue for you.) Also, paper coffee filters work great for straining yogurt.
Are you making the yogurt yourself? If you do, add powdered milk to it so it will be thicker.
Are you making the yogurt yourself? If you do, add powdered milk to it so it will be thicker.
Re: What is cheesecloth called?/where to find
im still searching