Origin
- Made in the USA
Materials
- Organic cotton coated with sustainably harvested beeswax, organic jojoba oil, and tree resin
End of Life
- Cut them into scraps to add to your compost pile, or use as natural fire kindling!
Certifications
- GOTS Certified Organic Cotton
- Bee's Wrap is a Green America Certified Company
Packaging
- Inner packaging is plastic free
- Ships in envelope made with recycled polyester or recycled paper
Product Care
- Wash in cool water with mild dish soap
- Air dry
Additional Features
- Reusable alternative to plastic wrap
- Shapes to cover foods with the warmth of your hands
- Antibacterial beeswax and jojoba oil keep foods fresh
- Small 7 x 8 inch wrap perfect for wrapping avocados
- Medium 10 x 11 inch wrap to wrap cheese or cover bowls
- Large 13 x inch wrap is great for baked goods
Product Dimensions
- Small: 7 x 8 inches
- Medium: 10 x 11 inches
- Large: 13 x 14 inches
Returns
- Unused, undamaged items in their original packaging can be returned within 30 days
Shipping Info
- Ships within 1 business day
Bee’s Wrap
Bee’s Wrap is an amazing alternative to plastic wrap food storage! Sarah Keack, a mother, farmer, and inventor of Bee’s Wrap, is leading the way in sustainable food storage. Bee’s Wrap is created with GOTS-certified organic cotton, sustainably sourced US beeswax, organic jojoba oil, and organic tree resin. Featuring recyclable, plastic-free packaging and compostable wraps, Bee’s Wrap is leading the charge and helping families obtain a zero-waste kitchen. The best part of Bees Wrap is that it can be used again and again! That means less consuming, less plastic waste, and less chemicals wrapped around your food. Bees Wrap is an essential component for a sustainable kitchen!
Trish (verified owner) –
These wraps are great. They even keep a sandwich fresh. Easy to clean up. Love them.
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Donna Kania (verified owner) –
I have been using this type of product since May when I found it at a store in Dade City, FL. I love the price and the functiality of the product so I decided to buy other sizes.
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Question
amanda –
how many uses will the wraps with stand?
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Admin EarthHero –
Hey Amanda — When properly cared for, Beeswax wraps can last up to a year! When washing the wrap, always use cool, soapy water and avoid any heat sources that may melt the beeswax. When the wrap has thinned and no longer sticks to itself, it can be cut into strips and tossed into the compost!
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Alice –
Can the beeswax wraps be put in the microwave?
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Admin EarthHero –
Hi Alice — unfortunately high heat can cause the beeswax to melt, so the microwave is not recommended for these wraps. For heating food, we love Stasher, the silicone bag that is oven, dishwasher, freezer, and microwave safe!
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marzy –
I purchased these before I knew about EarthHero and I’ll be buying more on here as soon as mine stop serving their purpose. One thing I wish I knew as that it helps to crumple wrap before use. It’s stickier and adheres better that way. Easy swap! Bye plastic wrap.
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Siobhan (verified owner) –
I love the many uses of these wraps. They are easy to use and I am using them daily for cheese, produce, and leftovers. They make going plastic free in the kitchen easy.
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mathweaver (verified owner) –
I was hesitant to purchase the wraps because of the price and the mixed reviews. But we love these wraps. We use them daily for wrapping cheese, leftover fruit, and sandwiches. We have older plastic food storage containers without lids and the wraps allow us to continue using the containers. The wraps cling well to plastic and glass containers. The wraps are holding up well with daily use and are easy to clean and store. The medium size wrap is the one we most often use.
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enayah. –
My grandmother is an expert at making yoghurt, and she uses saran wrap to cover the warm yoghurt while it sets. Is there a product like this that can withstand heat? It would probably save us 1 roll of saran wrap a month.
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teslacadena (verified owner) –
I found that I’m using these less than I thought I would, but definitely a nice edition to my kitchen when I need to avoid plastic wrap. They are a bit stickier than I thought they’d be upon first touch, but they work well. I’m generally not one to hand wash things, but it’s necessary for this product and helps the environment so I’d still have to say it’s worth it.
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celestejharrell (verified owner) –
I purchased these at the beginning of the semester to cut back on plastic (and inevitably save money). Guess what! They totally work and have so far survived being used just about every day. Because I use them every day, they are getting a little worn out, but they still do there job without fail.
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Mariah Gray –
I have completely replaced tinfoil and plastic wrap thanks to beeswrap. Love love love this product! Can’t reccomend it enough!
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sgatson (verified owner) –
In general, these are excellent. However, keeping them clean is a problem — if you want them really clean, you do need to use hot water. And that has taken the wax off. I have used them to wrap warm breads, or over the top of a pan of cake, and it is quite difficult to remove any stuck on pieces.
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dj.1697.danica (verified owner) –
I really didnt think these were going to work and remain sticky after multiple uses but it has proved its worth! Very easy to clean, keeps good fresh, great purchase!
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heatherabray1 (verified owner) –
This beeswax wrap is such a great way to reduce waste, and it’s also very easy to use/clean. It feels durable but it is also very flexible, making it oh so useful. I also love that when I’m wrapping up food to store in the fridge, it takes up much less space than storing in bulky containers. Great product!
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Linda Ray (verified owner) –
Attractive and convenient way to reduce plastic use.
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Tawnya –
Are they compostable or recyclable?
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Admin EarthHero –
Hi Tawnya, great question! Bee’s Wraps are compostable. Simply cut them into strips and add them to your backyard or curbside compost!
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Jane Klein (verified owner) –
Great, molds with heat of hands, easy clean
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RachaelCoccia (verified owner) –
I highly recommend getting the variety of sizes. Comes in handy for covering leftovers or wrapping up fruits and veggies. Just rinse and reuse!
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hannahhesterphoto –
Didn’t know how much use I’d get out of them! The big one is a little harder for me to find use for, but I think I”ll be really happy whenever I have something to cover for the holidays. I use the S and M wraps constantly for avocados, tomatoes, and lemons (and I might grab an extra small pack).
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Cecilia M (verified owner) –
I just received these in the mail the other day (I bought the S/M/L package), and they are so neat! I love the concept behind them, they smell wonderful, and they wrap well around veggies. I also loved the packaging they came in- all recyclable- and the sweet note from the Earth Hero team!:)
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