Would you use this for butcher's twine?

Deeg · Mar 17, 2013

It's not labeled as food-safe but how bad could it be? At $2 it's cheap.

Wampus · Mar 17, 2013

I probably would, but them I'm that way.

Any problem with actual butcher's twine?

Budman1 · Mar 17, 2013

Chit, I'd use bailing twine.

caseydog · Mar 17, 2013

I use something similar. The most important thing is 100-percent cotton. No synthetics.

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superlazy · Mar 17, 2013

Should be fine. You can get cone of butchers twine for round $15

landarc · Mar 17, 2013

I got a cone of butchers twine for $4.

superlazy · Mar 17, 2013

landarc said:
I got a cone of butchers twine for $4.

Your right. I don't know what I heck I was searching.

Deeg · Mar 17, 2013

Wampus said:
I probably would, but them I'm that way.

Any problem with actual butcher's twine?

CVS is awfully convenient to my location, is all

Bludawg · Mar 17, 2013

I use the same spool only I got mine at Walgreens

captndan · Mar 18, 2013

Bailing twine is not synthetic and biodegradable.