Beeswax Wraps - Variety Pack

 Buy 2 Beeswax flat wrap packages( variety or large) and get a small beeswax pouch for free!(be sure to add the small pouch at checkout  and use code: pouch4free )

Beeswax has a unique combination of waterproofing and breathability properties that work together to keep your food far fresher than your typical plastic wrap. Many fruits and vegetables release gases as they ripen, plastic wrap traps those gases and moisture in, causing your food ripen, wilt and become soggy. Conversely, beeswax allows your fruits and veggies to breath and releasing those trapped gases. 

These beeswax wraps are made of completely natural materials that will biodegrade. They’re 100% compostable—meaning you can feel comfortable knowing that they disintegrate into natural elements.

Beeswax wrap variety packs are a great gift for family or friends and have many uses:

Large Sheets:

- Covering large containers or bowls

- Wrapping large vegetables like cabbage, eggplant, or end of watermelon

- Wrapping large herb bunches like coriander, parsely, etc.

-wrapping celery bunches, carrots and small cucumbers

Medium sheets:

- wrapping blocks of cheese

- wrapping small vegetables like tomatoes or an avacado

- wrapping fruits

-covering casseroles or bowls of berries

Small sheets:

- covering small containers

- covering fruit halves like grapefruits, oranges, or cut end of banana bunch

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

- Beeswax wraps will last up to a year or more with proper care.

- Gently hand wash in cool water with dishsoap, hang, pat down, or place on a kitchen towel to dry

- Eventually your beeswax wrap will reach the end of its life when it no longer sticks to itself. At this point, you can simply place it in the compost

AVOID

- Excessive heat. The beeswax will melt under hot temperatures. This means you cannot place your beeswax wraps in hot water, the microwave, or dishwasher.

- Uncooked meat (i.e fish, raw steak)

- More than 1 month in a freezer

Things to be aware of:

- While you break it in for the first few uses the beeswax will leave a slight residue on your hands and dishware

- If not cared for properly and cleaned regularly, beeswax wraps can mold

- The material can stain eg. don’t use to wrap beets