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WaxWrap – Re-useable Food Wrap

WaxWrap – Re-useable Food Wrap

Three rolls of bees wax wrap in different sizes

About three years ago I decided to stop buying and using any form of plastic wrap to cover my food before putting it in the fridge.  I started to invest in the bees wrap coated squares. These squares are great for smaller bowls or individual things like onions, half a lemon or apple.

Although I loved the idea of the wax coated wraps I often found that the sizes available were too small for a lot of my bowls and containers.

I was therefore really happy to hear that WaxWrap now does their bees wax coated organic fabric covers by the roll!

a look at the roll of wax wrap

(drum roll please!!)

WaxWrap now have the bees wax covered organic cotton by the roll!  They have 1.2m of 20cm x 120cm, 1.5m of 30cm x 150cm and 2m of 40cm x 200cm which can be cut to any size you need.  Now even my large mixing bowl can have a bees wrap cover.

large bowl of red tomatoes covered with a cut to size piece of yellow and white bees was roll

WaxWrap also have a pack of three bags which are handy for loose items such as fruit, vegetables or even sandwiches. They come in one of each of Small – 21 x 31cm, Medium – 25 x 31cm and Large – 32 x 31cm.

pineapple being stored in a medium size bees wrap bag

How much do they cost:

The suggested RRP (Recommended Retail Price) is as follows:

Small: 1.2m of 20cm x 120cm – RRP £12.00

Medium: 1.5m of 30cm x 150cm – RRP £16.00

Large: 2m of 40cm x 200cm – RRP £20.00

Pack of three bags – RRP £22.50

Unique Features:

The unique features of WaxWrap vs cling film are that they can be washed and re-used. Wash in cold water and if necessary use an eco-friendly dish detergent, rinse and air dry ready to be used again and again.  The wraps usually last about a year. They are suitable for freezing however not suitable for oven or microwave use.  It is not recommended to wash them in the dishwasher either.

When you feel the wraps are getting used up you can either dip them in melted beeswax to revive, use them as a firelighter or compost.  They are sustainable and zero waste.

Did you know? 
1.2 billion metres* of cling film, roughly 740,000 miles, is used in UK homes each year; that’s enough to wrap around the earth 30 times over!
Source: https://ecovibe.co.uk/blogs/news/beeswax-wraps-the-answer-to-harmful-cling-film

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I was sent a selection of WaxWrap organic cotton food rolls and bags for review. I was not required to write a positive review.  All opinions and photographs are my own. No photographs may be reproduced in any form without my written permission.

 



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