An attractive, eco and effective food wrap! No one thought it even possible, but it is here, and it is here to stay and dominate – the beeswax wrapping paper. This revolutionary product is made of organic cotton muslin which is coated with beeswax, tree resin, and other natural ingredients. And, the best part is that it can be used again and again. The magic to making the beeswax work is the warmth of your hands, which molds the fabric to whatever you wrap it in, and it then it stiffens as it cools. The everyday usage of this beeswax wrapping paper cuts down on waste in the kitchen. Its uses are many, and here are some of the most useful ones.
Wrap half a fruit or vegetable and save it for later
Fruits and vegetables can have unusual forms, especially after being cut. Plastic wraps, besides being damaging for the environment, they do a poor job of sealing and sticking around the sliced fruits or vegetables. On the other hand, beeswax wrapping paper is naturally flexible and it practically hugs the shape of your sliced food.
Make a pocket and store snacks
You can easily fold the beeswax paper into a pocket and it will make a perfect go-to container for snacks. These pouches or containers are better for the environment than a single-use baggie, they are cheaper and you can pack any kind of snack.
Wrap your travel essentials
When in need for a compartment for your shampoo or soap while traveling, put your trust into the beeswax paper, instead of messy plastic bags. They will take up next to no room in your luggage and there is zero chance of spills ruining your clothes, even in cases when they get wet, the wax wraps keep everything sealed in.
Cover Your Mason Jars
Mason jars are great, but the lids keep on disappearing. We’ve all been there. So, instead of throwing away the jar that has no lid, opt for a wax wrap and use it as a cover. Wax wraps create a nice, tight seal around any size of glass containers, which makes them perfectly useful for these cases.
Replace paper and plastic
If you are not satisfied with your florist shop or bakery, for when it comes to the wrapping materials they use for the bouquets or pastries bring your own beeswax paper and use it instead. These wax wrapping papers come in many designs and are pretty enough to turn any bouquet into a beautiful flower arrangement.
And, that’s a wrap! 🙂
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