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Why Beeswax Food Wraps are a great planet friendly swap:
The average family goes through 24 rolls of plastic wrap and up to 1,000 plastic sandwich bags per year. This equates to 1.2 billion metres (745,000 miles) of cling film across the UK; this means enough plastic to go around the earth 30 times over ends up in landfill each year. These fully sustainable and natural beeswax food wraps by Wild & Stone are the perfect reusable solution!
With a gorgeous polka dot design, these beeswax wraps are free of toxic chemicals and made with 100% GOTS certified cotton natural cotton, organic dyes, beeswax, jojoba oil and tree resin. Easily mouldable and sealable with just the heat of your hands – simply warm the wrap in your hands, then wrap around your choice of food – cheese, sandwiches, fruit or vegetables.
Pack includes one large (35cmx33cm) and two medium (28cmx25cm) beeswax wraps.
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. If the wraps start to look a bit ‘well used’, 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 (around 60-70 degrees Celsius) for five minutes. 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.
Beeswax wraps cannot go in the microwave as the wax will melt. They are, however, suitable for use in the freezer.
About Wild and Stone:
Wild and Stone was founded by Kat in 2017, to provide products which have been sourced and created in a conscious way, creating minimal social and environmental impact on their journey from raw materials to the consumer – but that still look nice to have around the home.
You can visit their website here at www.wildandstone.com
About Mission Better:
Mission Better was launched in 2020 by Emma McKnight as a way to make plastic-free swaps accessible, as well as to share the message that one small step can make a big difference to a more sustainable world – ‘mission better not mission perfect’.
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