Cheesecloth...

[Sackville]

I want to make some Panir. Where could I get cheesecloth or an acceptable sub?

[petrus]

I think John Lewis in Oxford Street stocks muslin; that may be an acceptable substitute

[Sackville]

I think John Lewis in Oxford Street stocks muslin; that may be an acceptable substitute

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Thank you! Will cycle up there now

[Sackville]

I think John Lewis in Oxford Street stocks muslin; that may be an acceptable substitute

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Thank you! Will cycle up there now

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They stocked just the thing, it was even labelled for kitchen use. Thanks again!

[petrus]

I think John Lewis in Oxford Street stocks muslin; that may be an acceptable substitute

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Thank you! Will cycle up there now

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They stocked just the thing, it was even labelled for kitchen use. Thanks again!

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A pleasure. I hope the Panir was a success.

[davebrown]

Every Mothercare in the land stocks muslin squares. Whilst intended for uses further down the food chain, tthey do work for straining things too.

[davecap]

Every Mothercare in the land stocks muslin squares.  Whilst intended for uses further down the food chain, tthey do work for straining things too.

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Here in the US, I go the hardware store and they sell cheesecloth in the paint department as a filter, lot cheaper than the grocery.