Buzzee Wraps
Eco-Friendly Food Wrap - Multipack
Beeswax food wraps take on kitchen plastic head-on. Each cheerful wrap is washable, reusable, and handmade with materials like coconut and citrus oils. Sticky enough to stay put (without sticking to hands), use one to store leftovers, produce, and to seal bowls and containers. Wraps are compostable and biodegradable.
- Instructions: Wash wraps before use. Wrap fruits, vegetables, baked goods, cheese, nuts and more
- Seal the wraps with the warmth of your hands. Store in the fridge, or take your wraps on the go. Not recommended for meats or raw eggs
- Himalayan pine resin helps to seal wraps to foods and bowls
- Features coconut oil, lemon, and lemongrass essential oils for anti-fungal and antibacterial properties
- Please note: Do not use as a cutting surface as it will damage the wraps. Each wrap lasts from 6-12 months depending on usage
- Made in India
Sustainable Living
Underrepresented Entrepreneur
Includes:
One package with four wraps: One small (8" square), one medium (10" squares), and one large (13" square)
Dimensions:
Small: 9" x 9" x 0.04"; Medium: 10" x 10" x 0.04"; Large: 13" x 13" x 0.04"
Weight:
0.23 lb
Materials:
GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standards Certified) organic printed cotton, organic coconut oil, organic lemon essential oils, organic lemongrass essential oils, Himalayan pine tree resin, tropical beeswax
Care:
Hand wash only with mild dish soap in cool water. If using a sponge, use soft sponges only. Air dry. Keep away from heat. Wraps are compostable and biodegradable
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Buzzee Wraps
Buzzee Maker Pushpa Santhosh was inspired by her father, who wove cotton for more than four decades in India, and her mother, who used the fabric to bag produce and cover jars. When Pushpa’s son was born in 2016, she wanted to minimize how much pla…
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