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Question: Do we know where this stuff is made by chance?
Document: This a great Made in USA cooking twine. I was looking for safe string to use for general cooking - something without chemicals, something that was made for food prep. The package clearly indicates that this is for cooking. This twine is a lot heavier than the typical cotton twine you see at the grocery store; when you cut off a long piece and lay it on the table, it doesn't shrivel up like the cheap stuff, it lays out nice and straight. It has very little fraying/fuzz.
You get good yardage per dollar and the label says it's 100% cotton, made in USA. It even comes with its own spindle-dispenser.
does just what you want it to, for tying roasts or arranging stuff on your rotisserie so it won't flat around while rotating.
Wow, tie up a pork loin or fly a kite. Take your pick. Wonderful stuff. What can i say. love it.
This twine is great for just about any tying-stuff purpose. You can truss a chicken with it, or tie up plants in the garden, and you don't have to buy two separate types of twine for these different purposes. It is thick and soft and super-strong, and there is a LOT of it.
Got this for sausage making...my kids love my home-made sausages but I need heat resistant string to tie them with. This twine works great. It is pretty thick, several strings rolled together to make one thicker one. What I do is cut a few inches of twine, and then unravel it, then I use the thinner strings for my sausages. And, even then it is still heat resistant and does it's job! This will last a lifetime...
Having grown tired of paying $4 at my local market for a measly 75 feet of twine, I decided to buy in bulk. The cheap supermarket stuff would snap when I tied it, but this twine is high quality. I use my rotisserie once a week, and this has been an invaluable purchase.
This is a lot of twine! My wife uses it for cooking and it works very well. When I can't find twine to bundle up sticks for yard waste, I sneak some of this stuff. There is so much she never even notices. :)  Not quite as strong as the twine, but perfect for cooking and light use around the house.
I looked everywhere for a good strength, size, and weight for my turkey, chickens, and roasts. This is prefect for an amateur truss-er like my self. It great for single ties when using the Lionel Richie trussing method. you know 3 times a lady. have to see the u tube video to understand.
I used this type of string for 68 years. I use to run down to the hardware store and buy more when I ran out. "But now you can't find it here anymore!". But!!!! Thanks to my friends at AMAZON.COM, I'm back to being Happy again! I know, I really need to get a life! Thanks again AMAZON, keep up the good work.
Answer: It is sold/produced by Regency Wraps, of Dallas, Texas, and the label says "Made in U.S.A."