Founded in Boston in 1987 by the Owen family, New England Stories is a family business celebrating the rich heritage of the region. Inspired by the spirit of the Mayflower, it helps customers infuse their homes with personal style and history. Transform your space into a reflection of your unique story with New England Stories.
MAKE PERFECT COFFEE
Decorate your coffee bar
MAKE COFFEE MACHINE NEW
Crafting Delicious Cheese
Better Spice Organization
Why has New England Stories been successful?
Because we love innovation and sharing that love! We are constantly on the search for the newest, most innovative solution when it comes to home and garden, and we make sure our local community benefits as well. Local public libraries, churches and schools are early adopters of our products.
What products do we offer? Anything exciting coming out soon?
Find the perfect kitchen gadget that will save you time and space, or browse our garden solutions like our plant rack which is our customers favorite! Stay connected and follow our store.
What is Grade 100 cheesecloth and why does it matter?
Grade 100 is the finest grade available, woven with 40x50 threads per inch. This ultra-fine mesh filters out more impurities than lower grades, making it ideal for tasks like straining cheese, yogurt, nut milk, and fresh juices.
Is this cheesecloth safe to use with food?
Absolutely. These cheesecloths are made from 100% unbleached cotton with no dyes or chemical treatments. They won't transfer any color or residue to your cheese, yogurt, turkey, or other foods.
What can I use these cheesecloths for besides making cheese?
These versatile cloths work for a wide range of tasks including straining Greek yogurt, making almond or nut milk, juicing fruit, creating spice bags, canning, brewing kombucha, baking, and even craft projects.
Can I reuse these cheesecloths after washing?
Yes! These cheesecloths are designed to be reused multiple times. Simply rinse or wash them after each use. Their durable hemmed edges and tightly woven Grade 100 cotton hold up well through repeated washing cycles.
Founded in Boston in 1987 by the Owen family, New England Stories is a family business celebrating the rich heritage of the region. Inspired by the spirit of the Mayflower, it helps customers infuse their homes with personal style and history. Transform your space into a reflection of your unique story with New England Stories.
MAKE PERFECT COFFEE
Decorate your coffee bar
MAKE COFFEE MACHINE NEW
Crafting Delicious Cheese
Better Spice Organization
Why has New England Stories been successful?
Because we love innovation and sharing that love! We are constantly on the search for the newest, most innovative solution when it comes to home and garden, and we make sure our local community benefits as well. Local public libraries, churches and schools are early adopters of our products.
What products do we offer? Anything exciting coming out soon?
Find the perfect kitchen gadget that will save you time and space, or browse our garden solutions like our plant rack which is our customers favorite! Stay connected and follow our store.
What is Grade 100 cheesecloth and why does it matter?
Grade 100 is the finest grade available, woven with 40x50 threads per inch. This ultra-fine mesh filters out more impurities than lower grades, making it ideal for tasks like straining cheese, yogurt, nut milk, and fresh juices.
Is this cheesecloth safe to use with food?
Absolutely. These cheesecloths are made from 100% unbleached cotton with no dyes or chemical treatments. They won't transfer any color or residue to your cheese, yogurt, turkey, or other foods.
What can I use these cheesecloths for besides making cheese?
These versatile cloths work for a wide range of tasks including straining Greek yogurt, making almond or nut milk, juicing fruit, creating spice bags, canning, brewing kombucha, baking, and even craft projects.
Can I reuse these cheesecloths after washing?
Yes! These cheesecloths are designed to be reused multiple times. Simply rinse or wash them after each use. Their durable hemmed edges and tightly woven Grade 100 cotton hold up well through repeated washing cycles.