Nut Milk Bag Reusable 3 Pack Multi-size Food Strainer Nut Bags | for Straining Almond/Soy Milk Greek Yogurt Cold Brew Coffee Tea Beer Celery Juice Fine Nylon Mesh(8"x12"/10"x12"/13"x13")

I make my own homemade nut milks and these bags have been excellent. They separate my almond pulp from the milk really well and cleanup is quick and easy. I appreciate that the set comes with 3 different sizes, which makes it versatile for different recipes and cooking from scratch needs. The material is durable yet lightweight, and they dry quickly after washing when I hang them up to air dry. I've been using them 1-3 times a week mostly for almond milk, and they've held up perfectly. I also tried them when I made homemade lemonade and they worked just as well for straining fruit puree. Overall, these bags are sturdy, easy to use, and a great value if you make nut milks or need reliable strainer for everyday food items. Highly recommend

I love the nut milk bags, I've been using them for juicing and making almond milk. Very easy to use & clean afterwards.

This works perfectly. I just blend whatever I want to blend, and pour into strainer and you got juice. I had a juicer and this thing gives you Way more juice. Like 90 something Percent! My health is peaking like never before. After juicing spinach, kale, carrots, Romaine lettuce, tomatoes, organic Fuji or other types of apples, my face got tight and younger, my eye bags went away, my body feels great, and health overall. Juice fasting (for a day, or two or however long you need to do it) is an amazing things to do for your health. But unfortunately I most people don't know what the heck they are doing, because they see what they see on tv and think it looks cool. Here's some tips. Buy fresh produce and blend with a little water, strain and drink fast, within a few minutes if you can. or buy fresh produce and freeze it to lock in what is left in nutrients. When you're ready, pull out of freezer and run under water for 3 or so seconds. Throw in blender, strain and drink within 10 minutes or less of making. Do not walk around like your favorite Hollywood actress sipping on a fancy green smoothie. This is only in the movies/done by misinformed people. *Do coffee enemas, this will release lots of negative stuff you have in your colon, which if left in there amounts go a host of bad health and disease issues. You will know it's working if you are on a juice fast, and still, lots of stuff comes out..that is years worth of bad crap locked up in your body and killing you slowly. Get rid of it. *When juicing, just do it how long you can, the juice fast (however many days...it's not necessary to do it for the rest of your life, unless you want extreme health..). It will change your health around. *You need Vitamin B12, and Omega 3 capsules, this is for heart health. Amazing heart health is key to a long healthy life. *Cut out all meat, chicken, sweets, (aside from Monk fruit sweetner) eggs, butter, dairy, etc etc. It's hard but I DO allow one day a week of cheating. And that next day or few days, it's a juice fast, and then I can eat the other days, but only fruits a d vegetables, until day 7 again. (Cheat day) A cheat day is not bad u less you over do it, and do it so often, like every day, or more than a day in a row, then it becomes an unbalanced diet. It takes up the majority of your overall diet. That needs to not be the case for you. ***Stop throwing a bunch of fruit in there and straining into juice. Even though it's a healthier sugar than processed sugar, it is still sugar and it will can raise your blood insulin. Because there's nothing else to absorb with it. My thing is mostly vegetables, and a little bit of fruit maybe an apple, or a pair, or something like that. A typical drink (blend, or juiced) consists of Spinach (fresh organic) Organic Kale Organic Romaine Lettuce (dark green) Organic Carrots Beets sometimes. (Juice this alone to see maximum benefits, blend beet, water, and strain with nut milk bag). The tomatoes that are on the vines still. Organic apple (whichever kind) And those are the main ones. Anything else is extra. This can get expensive, but that's why you can buy some and freeze. (Because they go bad fast). If you can't afford organic, do what you have to do. Get regular if you have to, it's better than nothing and all of the processed foods. I could go on forever, but you get the jist of it.

Great to strain your nutmilk or your green juice. However it can get messy if not done properly

I am very happy with these bags. I've used them to make almond milk and oat milk and they do an excellent job of straining. Most of the milk goes through immediately so it requires minimal effort to squeeze out the rest of the liquid, which is especially useful with oat milk since over squeezing can lead to slimy results. The pulp comes out easily and they are very easy to wash, I just turn inside out and rinse with very hot water, then rub dry with a dish towel. They dry beautifully. The stitching seems sturdy as well. Overall an excellent product if you want to make your own plant based milk. These bags make it so easy and the milk I've produced tastes so much better than store bought varieties and it doesn't have any of the added chemicals that store brands incorporate.

I decided to buy this in order to avoid the hassle of using a regular strainer , it works like a charm. An effortless way to strain my beet/ celery juice I make for high blood pressure each morning. Next I am going to make almond and coconut milk , I am sure I will achieve success like I do when I make the beet/celery juice.

I bought these to make Oat Milk but I've use them for so much more! For a time I was using these to make greek yogurt and have use them to strain out coffee grounds after making cold brew. There are three different sizes that I recieved and could use them depending on the amount I was straining. It does a really good job at retaining the solids and releasing the liquids. I went to use this as I was making Kerfir and realized it was only releasing the whey which would be good if I were making kefir yogurt or something else f the sort. Ive been able to use these multiple times. They are fairly easy to wash. I make sure that I was them immediately after use so nothing sticks. For the most part I try not to use dish soap but the few times I do, I rinse it out real good. I have had them for 4 years so they are pretty durable and I will continue to use them in the future.

Very durable I use them for diy hair products like flaxseed gel, make almond milk or what ever else comes to mind