Beeswax Food Wraps - Polka Dot - 3 Pack (1x Small, 1x Medium, 1x Large)

• 3 Pack: 1x Small, 1x Medium, 1x Large
• Dimensions: Small 18 x 20cm, Medium 25 x 28cm, Large 33 x 35cm
• Polka Dot Pattern
• 100% Natural Ingredients
• Recyclable Kraft Packaging

Beeswax wraps usually come with the promise to last for up to a year, but they can last longer if they are well looked after. You can ‘refresh’ your wax wraps by re-melting the wraps in the oven by placing them on a baking tray and setting the oven to a low temperature for five minutes.

You should hand wash your beeswax wraps in cold water with alcohol-free soap; this will make the coating stiff, providing a stable surface to clean. The wrap should be washed like a plate with a gentle dishcloth or sponge. You may then need to ‘refresh’ your food wraps by re-melting the wax in the oven.

It will depend on what you have used the wrap for. If you’ve used it to wrap dry food that hasn’t left any residue, you can simply use the wrap again. But if you’ve used your wrap to cover a sticky substance, it’s best to give it a wash right away.

Simply place your beeswax food wrap onto a baking sheet and pop it in the oven at a low temperature, around 60-70 degrees Celsius or 150 degrees Fahrenheit. After a minute or two, check to see if the wax has melted. Once the wax has melted, remove it from the oven, gently holding the corners of the wrap until it cools enough for the wax to harden again.

No, beeswax wraps cannot go into the microwave or oven as the wax will melt. The only time you should be placing your wrap in the oven is when you are re-waxing it.

Yes, beeswax wraps can go in the freezer. Simply wrap your food as usual to create a tight seal and pop it into the freezer to keep your foods fresh.

It is not recommended to wrap raw meat in a beeswax wrap, but it can be used as a lid to cover bowls or plates of cooked foods.