Video: Milla Novak
This method makes two kinds of beeswax wrap: a coated one suitable for making pouches, wrapping platters and folding around larger items, and a sticky one for covering bowls and wrapping blocks of cheese, bacon, etc.
Looking for an achievable way to reduce plastics in the kitchen? Beeswax food wraps are a sustainable, reusable alternative to plastic food wrap. Made from non-toxic natural ingredients and cotton fabric, they are also super durable and fun to make. Sophie Gray runs us through her simple step-by-step process. So get your DIY hat on and be a busy bee!
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