Cooks String

[joannie10]

getting a bit of a cookery lesson from a friend and she said I need cooks string in order to tie some pork. Where can I get this from and does it really have to be cooks string?

[B00]

This stuff?

http://www.meatbind.co.uk/

[joannie10]

thanks

[nickmo]

Think blue food in Bridget Jones.!.....and don't use a garden twine or creosote coated one or a plastic string etc etc

If you are roasting you should use a high heat twine as Boo says above - online from here too: http://www.cookshop.uk.com/product_results.htm l?subcat=36 used these guys before and pleased with their service...

[Kim A]

Blimey - special string - wonders will never cease. I''ve always just used a good quality white cotton twine from my local ironmonger. Cheap as anything and never did me or my roasts any harm.

[Figi]

I just use ordinary parcel string - not the nylon variety obviously.

[ermintrude35]

...go flirt with your local family butcher, it usually does the trick , free string, free bones for stock , you can get all sorts! lol......

[B00]

no, i believe you get Allsorts from the local sweetie shop.

[joannie10]

thanks everyone