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Question: What material is the nut milk bag made out of?
Document: The shape works pretty good, although I wish it was a sharp cornered bottom instead of a round one.This is a good product, but for the price I was hoping to get more. I have gotten a pack of 6 produce grocery bags from the grocery store for maybe $5 and the material is actually exactly the same. There's nothing fancy or different about this &#34;nut bag&#34; its just a bag made from mesh cloth.
In the past I used a fine mesh metal strainer for making my almond milk, it was a little tedious. Then I started researching nut-milk bags. When it arrived I thought there was no way this thin &#34;organza&#34; type material was going to hold up the tough squeezing of the almond pulp! I was wrong...it made the job quick and easy. Clean up a cinch.
My only regret is that I didn't just go out, get the materials and make this myself. For a quick fix this is perfect. The material the bag is made out of is effective and easy to clean and dry.
Great construction,Works great to strain water from the blended nutsVery easy to clean in comparison to traditional cotton cheese clothThe Bag is made out of nylon fiber which is manufactured from petroleum by products as are all other plasticsI wonder about the estrogen producing agents of Nylon fiberNo where on package is there mention of its safety to health conscious consumer.Would BPA free be appropriate label for this material?Does anyone know of alternative bags?
This is my first nut milk bag but the reviews here definitely do not describe it. The material is EXTREMELY cheap. I'm surprised anyone is able to get more than one use out of the thing. The "drawstring" is just a loose thread put through the top that isn't even tied on mine. Just loose. No directions on how to make the milk came with the bag. And the bag has a hole after using it once, rendering it useless.
My first use of this nut milk bag was to make almond milk and it worked great first time and I was quite impressed. However, in second use, I was trying to squeeze out almond coconut milk, and I wasn't too hard, but the bag tore right across the stitches. I think the material itself is good but the stitches is not holding up.
i honestly do not understand how this product has received such amazing reviews...i use this only for nut-milk, and it doesn't filter the milk at all! my coffee press does a better job. honestly, this is horrible. i purchased one of these years ago and it was, in fact, amazing. but the material used now is useless! waste of money.
This is a super nice bag for milking nuts. I received the bag very quickly and have been very happy using it for the past few weeks. My only issue is that the seams on the bag could be finished so as to make it easier to clean. Nut meal works it's way under the excess material around seams and it takes a little extra effort to clean ... but really it's very small complaint. Overall I am very pleased.
Made cheap and not good quality nut milk bag. Overpriced! Consider using a new painters straining bag from Lowes or a new small lingerie bag!
Great quality nutbag! I made several servings of milk from natural nuts with this lovely bag. Its large, craftsmanship is excellent, quality is great and it&#8217;s easy. If you make your own milk and need something sturdy and reliable, this nut bag is for you.
Answer: Some kind of very fine mesh material - it seems stronger than cotton, maybe nylon?  I have used it 3 times now, loaded it up with almond pulp, and squeezed the heck out of it; it seems extremely strong.  Very happy with it.  I just read an unsatisfactory review and will say this:  my second batch of almonds soaked for 3 or 4 days - I was leery of the results, but it turned out fantastic almond milk, very thick and very creamy.  I had no bits that made it through the mesh, maybe because I used a Cuisinart (don't own a blender) and perhaps it does not grind as finely as a blender.