Beeswax Food Wrap: 7 Piece Assorted Size Set - Waxed Cotton Food Wraps: A Plastic Free Alternative to Food Storage

These were great for the first handful of uses. I wrapped burritos in them and they worked out great, although they made the tortilla taste mildly of beeswax/honey. I didn’t find it bothersome but my kids and in-laws did. I live in a cold climate and we leave the house cold, so there difficult to stick initially. I have to warm them up slightly first by waving over my tea kettle which is heating as I make the meals I’m wrapping, but then the beeswax kind of crumbles as it cools. I’ve continued to use these at least every other day by wrapping my child’s sandwiches/burritos for their lunchbox. The beeswax/honey taste has reduced as the water-tightness has diminished. I presume this is due to the beeswax wearing away a bit with use and rinsing. They’ve definitely gotten less stiff and easier to use each time, but I don’t see these holding up for a year. Maybe six months tops. I’m already getting moisture wicking through them after two months of use. Jam/jelly stains these permanently. Doesn’t bother me, but something to keep in mind if you plan on using these to cover dishes to share since you probably wouldn’t want a splotchy piece of cloth covering a public dish, presentation-wise. I’ve found they don’t keep out staleness and do these are best for just a day’s use, not for storing in the fridge for a few days. I wrapped a couple pieces of pizza in one and put it in the fridge. The pizza was rock hard dried out the next day. I still like these and will continue to use them, though it’s a learning curve on what to use them on and how to use them. And anything is better than all of that plastic cling wrap in landfills and oceans.

Inconsistent sizing. Looks like they sent me scraps of the floor. Not worth their price. I will be returning. The outfits are of the 4 smallest ones they send. None are the same size! One is zig zag cut??!!

Assorted size really means a HUUUUUGE sheet of beeswax wrap that can be cut into all sorts of useful sizes, 2 large wraps that can easily cover the largest of bowls, and possibly casserole dishes as well, and 4 smaller wraps for jars or cans or other smaller items. I could not be happier with the quality for the price here. They may not be patterned like some of the other brands (which cost more for fewer and smaller wraps) but do I really need patterned cloth to cover my food?An excellent replacement for plastic wrap!

I give it 4 stars because I like the concept behind it, it certainly does a great job of off-setting my plastic wrap use and provides an alternative/additional storage options for my food. BUT, I think they are not nearly as durable as they should be, I followed the care instructions but mine have started to fray with light use. Hopefully they do some work and figure out a more durable choice of material.

I am recommending this company and product to everyone I know. You get a surprising quantity for the price compared to other brands where you get 1 piece for the same price. I truly appreciated the large piece so that I could cut it to size for my lasagna dish and still had plenty left over to make multiple more wraps. So really, I got 10 pieces total for less than $20! I have been using them for a few weeks, and their quality stands up to, if not better than, the other brands I have been using for years. You can tell they are hand made and cut by hand, which makes me appreciate them more. I enjoyed the placard they include telling you about their family land and their retired farmer friend who makes them, Mr. Dale. I am so glad I found this product.*Pictured current use storing lettuce for making a lunch sandwich at work; the wrap completely seals onto itself.*

The medium and large sizes are covered with little pilly bits of wax that no matter how much I crinkle and wrinkle and use they will not go away. The smaller one doesn't have this issue, so I'm guessing it was simply poorly made, but the company never responded to my complaint, so I will buy another brand.

I love that the beeswax wraps really are reusable. We've washed and reused the smaller sheets every couple of weeks for the past 5 months and they are still in decent shape: they are permanently discolored, but odors wash away easily with a little dish liquid and they dry quickly on a rack. I was discouraged by the cost of other beeswax wrap brands, but was much happier with the cost/quantity of these in comparison. They are definitely worth the cost to keep plastic out of our refrigerator as much as we can!

Part of my effort to move away from single use plastics. I like that it's cotton and wax. They work well but you gotten crush them some and get them softened up. Easy clean too. A great find. Seem to do the job well too!