Nutmilk bags

[caramba]

I mentioned this on another thread but just in case you missed it...

I bought a nutmilk bag & it was a great buy as the kids can now squeeze - i.e. "milk" - the nutmilks out of the bag & love doing so...who says you need to visit a farm with cows to show urban kids where food comes from?! ;)

[tracyinfo]

I like the idea of putting your kids to "work" in the kitchen. They learn so much. How to feed themselves, work with others (hopefully with parents), and simple judgements on how slow/fast to pour, eyeballing amounts, etc..

-Tracy

[AutumnBreezColordLeavz]

Where is the best place and best buy for nut bags? Online?

Purhaps I could get my mother to sew some but need to know what material it is and where I could buy material.

[RawTruth]

ABCL ~ the Boutenkos website has them for sale -- rawfamily.com -- and the description may include the material. I don't remember, but it's worth checking out.

[rawpriestess]

Rawtruth is right, the Boutenkos bags are the very best, at www.rawfamily.com

[sweetgoddess]

thanks for the info ladies~!

[AutumnBreezColordLeavz]

I will purchase a few of those. Thanks for your help it is appreciated. :)

[Wendy]

Someone mentioned the paint strainer bags available at paint stores are much cheaper and work well, for under a $1 I think!

[Mishka]

Wendy...that is so cool!!
I'm in the middle of painting the entire inside of my house right now.......and will definitely check the paint straining bag out on my next visit for more paint
Thanks!

[Wendy]

Yeah let us know how it turns out. It seems to be A LOT cheaper than the nutmilk bags.