Cotton Straining Bag 45×50 cm Fine Mesh Reusable Filter Bag for Soy Milk Soup Broth and Kitchen Use

A reusable cotton straining bag, a traditional Chinese kitchen tool known as Dou Jiang Guo Lv Dai (豆浆过滤袋), used for filtering soy milk, soups, broths, and braising spices. Made from plain woven cotton fabric with double-stitched seams and a thickened weave for durability. This large 45 cm by 50 cm bag suits home tofu making, herbal decoction straining, and filling extraction. It is a food-contact kitchen accessory, not an herbal product, and should be cleaned and dried thoroughly after each use.

Key Selling Points

• Large 45 cm wide by 50 cm long cotton straining bag for generous home batches
• Pure cotton fabric with a thickened weave and double-stitched seams for repeated use
• Fine mesh texture helps strain soy milk, broths, and herbal decoctions smoothly
• Versatile kitchen tool for tofu making, braising spice packs, and filling squeezing
• Single-piece packaging in a practical new Chinese style suited to everyday home cooking

Quality & Sensory

Typically natural cotton in an off-white to cream color with a soft, breathable weave and a faint clean fabric scent. The double-stitched edges feel firm, and the bag holds its shape when filled with liquid or wet ingredients.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Filtering homemade soy milk and making tofu at home
• Straining herbal decoctions and medicinal soups before serving
• Holding braising spices and stew ingredients for easy removal
• Squeezing moisture from vegetable or meat fillings

Traditional Uses

In traditional Chinese home cooking, cloth straining bags have long been used to filter fresh soy milk for tofu, clarify slow-simmered broths, and contain whole spices and herbs during braising so flavors infuse while solids stay easy to remove. They are also a common household aid for straining herbal decoctions prepared from raw botanicals.

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