Beeswax Wraps Australia

Beeswax Wraps are primarily used to store and keep your foods and produce fresh. Wrap and squeeze tight your veggies, herbs, cheese, breads, flowers, leftovers and more. By folding your Beeswax Wrap in half and rolling and pinching the edges in you can create a bag to better store all your loose produce like beans, brussels, berries, tomatoes, Mushrooms, nuts, seeds, or whatever your big imaginative heart desires.

For wraping examples chick here!

Our cotton prints are carefully selected with both quality and design as a primary focus. At the moment we use a combination of Gots Certified organic as well as non organic cotton to maintain a better print variety to our customers. If you are not fussed with the print options and require your cotton to be organic, please let us know right away and we will be happy to do our best to meet your needs. Our eye catching prints have been mostly sourced from Japan and the United States and India. 

While we strive to find the best of the best and grow towards a 100% organic future, we are currently seeking to learn how to make our own organic dyes and designs. So please stay tuned. 

Cleaning your Beeswax Wraps is easy. 

Simply wash gently under cold water with mild hand soap, and wash as you would your hands. When shaking off excess water, Do NOT wring them out like a dish rag. You may either lay them over drying rack, hang or pat them dry with a tea towel. find a handy drawer to store them in once dry and your kitchen will stay tidy and beautiful. 

As for Beeswax sticking to food or impairing its taste, we have found that for either case it s not likely. Our unique recipe and manufacturing processes were meticulously developed to prevent cracking over time, allowing for a longer lasting beeswax wrap. 

The beautifully subtle organic beeswax aroma has been described as, "one of those scents that draws a craving for more, like a long slow inhale of fresh coffee in the morning or your favourite blooming flowers." While it doesn't seem to transfer to wrapped food, we wonder who would really mind a drop of honey flavour on just about anything, if it did. 

Your wrap should last between 8 and 12 months depending on how you care for it and how often it's used. As the wrap evolves, we recommend laying it out in the sun on a sheet of baking paper until it looks like its wet. gently pick it up in corners and allow to air dry. This should only take a few seconds. This will help to re-invigorate your wrap and help to bring it back to life. you can also try hanging and using a hairdryer or a heat gun to reinfuse any loose wax into the cotton. We have found this technique to be one of the simplest and most effective. 

Yes. You may choose any length from 3 sizes. Medium 28cm, Large 34cm, XL 46cm. 

When buying a value pack, Yes, You will save about $11 per pack over buying them individually.

Why are your wraps so big? 

We found that the larger sizes can be much more versatile allowing for more to be covered and creating more space when folding them into bags. We thought you would appreciate