butcher's twine

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You can get some on Amazon for $5 or so. Free shipping on Prime, or with a $25 purchase. There is always something you can add to get over $25. And they know it.
 
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I've gotten this stuff twice, and it's dandy:


Cheap, and with free prime shipping if you're a prime member. I often find use for cooking twine.
 
It's hard to prove, but the Amazon offering appears to be American made, from a manufacturer in Texas. But who knows?

The main thing I was looking for the first time I ordered some was for it to be pure cotton so it wouldn't be as likely to lend some sort of funk to the food. I wasn't having any luck finding good old cooking twine locally. I don't think people use it at home as much as they once did.
 
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