Re: Re: Getting creamy coconut milk without bits of it in it

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Did you sew up the side or just draw string it? Did you use special thread or stiches?

Re: Getting creamy coconut milk without bits of it in it

You are most welcome. I started making them years ago when I couldn't find anything that didn't contain allergens for me in some form or fashion. I put jute cord in them to make a drawstring-makes it easy to hang them either over a bowl or on a jelly rack-I also have a hook above my kitchen sink that I hang them on, so they drain right in to the sink. They make wonderful sprouting bags too, if you want to sprout alfalfa, radish, mung beans, etc.

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I just cut long rectangles, fold them in half and stitch up both sides, then make a little slip flap for the drawstring, insert it and turn it right side out-takes mere seconds to whip one up. I can post a pic, if needed.Sent from my iPadOn Mar 1, 2012, at 9:02 AM, Alsothewolf2@... wrote:

Did you sew up the side or just draw string it? Did you use special thread or stiches?

Re: Getting creamy coconut milk without bits of it in it

You are most welcome. I started making them years ago when I couldn't find anything that didn't contain allergens for me in some form or fashion. I put jute cord in them to make a drawstring-makes it easy to hang them either over a bowl or on a jelly rack-I also have a hook above my kitchen sink that I hang them on, so they drain right in to the sink. They make wonderful sprouting bags too, if you want to sprout alfalfa, radish, mung beans, etc.

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