oh, so its muslin that ive been using to make soy milk...ive always assumed that was cheesecloth. but yeah, that stuff is super durable, i wring it all over and pound it, steam it, wash it. hasnt failed me yet in years!

edit: although, looking at pictures in detail, my muslin/cloth/whatevs seems to have slightly bigger holes...

This post was edited by winterschapel on Jan 29 2014 07:38pm

Pantyhose will do in a pinch, or coffee filters.

I ended up buying 2 types of unbleached muslin. some high quality stuff (no fuzzy or blemish) with small holes was $9 for a square yard. and i got a sq yard of some with larger holes (but also more fuzzy) for $2 a square yard. both work fine but i prefer the high quality one because its very smooth and doesn't have little fuzzy fibers breaking away from the threads. both types are much better than any cheap cheesecloth I've used. the muslin is durable and washes just like a cotton sheet. I'll never buy regular cheesecloth again.

Oo you should try to make Indian bread like what they do at the fair