ISO: Cheese cloth

[loodle]

I've been trying to find cheese cloth (or it's alternative) but haven't had much luck. I'm attempting to make paneer tomorrow. Does anybody know where I would be able to find some without straying outside of Scarborough?

[whiskthepantry]

I bought some from at Walmart at Dufferin while ago. You can check out the kitchen store in St. Lawrence Market too. They pretty much have everything.

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St. Lawrence Market
92 Front St E, Toronto, ON M5E, CA

Dufferin Cafe
2917 Dufferin St, Toronto, ON M6B3S7, CA

[wontonfm]

I bought some at the Bulk Barn at Eglinton and Vic Park... but I generally see it most supermarkets...

WON
http://whatsonmyplate.net

[BamiaWruz]

Not sure if it's food grade but I saw it at Rona the other day. That's the hardware store.

[loodle]

Great! Thanks, I'll try those places...I figured Metro and No Frills would have it but i guess not...

[FrankD]

I use cheesecloth when I cook my turkey, and I always pick it up at my local No Frills. It's usually in a hanging plastic bag, about a foot long and five inches wide. Less than $2, IIRC.

[Kagemusha]

Bigger Loblaws usually carry it in their cookware or cleaning goods sections. Failing that, Rona/Home Depot usually have it in their paint depts. Pricey? Usually a buck or so for a package.

[erly]

Dollar stores should be the cheapest, but most fabric shops would sell it for $1.19 per yd. 42" wide

[Jar]

I find it in Supermarkets, Dollar Stores, but I would add if anyone can also help with quantity and price as it seems expensive for so little!

[Helen]

Loblaws has it