Cheesecloth in Edmonton?

[egon61]

Is this product available in any mainstream grocery stores in Edmonton? When making stock I like to use it to strain out any fine bits of grit that would pass through a normal collander or strainer.

If I have to go to a specialty store to get it, I probably won't bother, since I don't use it all that often.

Thanks!

[chazzerking]

easiest pleace to get and usually cheapest is at a fabric store. it's usually about .50 cents a yard

[egon61]

Actually I looked in several store sections (cleaning products, food storage, etc.) in a very large Safeway store and couldn't find it, which prompted me to post.

However earlier today I managed to find some at my local Save-On.

[GaryR]

In our Safeway it can be found in the canning/baking aisle.

[howlin]

canadian tire ,sporting goods section,i use it to hang my homemade cured meats

[freakpirate]

I saw it the other day at the Safeway at Southgate.

[sharonanne]

I buy it in Calgary at Safeway so I'm thinking you should find it there in Edmonton.