Tofu Press,Tofu Press Stainless Steel with Tofu Presser Towel and Drip Tray for Homemade Tofu and Improved Tofu Flavor Texture-Versatile for paneer and Cheese Press

Very sturdy, easy to clean and use, also comes with a case to store it.

The media could not be loaded. This is a very nice, good sized stainless steel mold for shaping rectangular cheese. I definitely recommend itit's easy to use. The included plate for draining the whey is quite small, so you’ll need to make sure to remove as much liquid as possible to avoid overflow. The main purpose of the mold is to help shape the cheese and allow you to control the texture, depending on how much pressure you apply.

A perfect slab of herb cottage cheese. Very easy to clean and put together. Strong and sturdy material and easily stowed away.

I liked the product. It’s easy to use, quality is also good, but it works better on larger quantity.

After reading the reviews on the stainless steel tofu press and the reviews on the bamboo and plastic tofu presses, I decided to order the stainless steel option as it appeared to be less likely to encounter any future issues pertaining to deformation. I am glad I did after my first use yesterday!Setting up the tofu press was easy and self-explanatory. I placed 16-oz tofu between the two metal plates inside the container and twisted the wing screw on the top plate towards the tofu. I felt the tofu pressed when the top plate squeezed the tofu against the bottom plate. I got carried away as I twisted the wing screw a few more twists, resulting in a denser tofu block with a shortened height. The water was collected into the plastic tray placed on the bottom of the press and disposed of appropriately. I was very pleased with the result; the press did the job without the worry of having a weighted-plate topple on its side when I used to press previously.

AmazingWorked really well for indian paneer making.Would definitely recommend this.

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The tofu press is alright, but I didn't like the the type of screw that it has on top. It was hard on my fingers to screw it down to make the press get tight.