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Reusable beeswax wraps are very versatile and not just in the kitchen. If you still do not know their most common uses, you will find them in this article, as you become familiar with them you will discover more creative options. In this post you can learn more uses for your beeswax wraps that are not so popular… surely you will find inspiration!
Since the plastic wrap and silver foil that we use every day in the kitchen are not recyclable, reusable beeswax wraps are an excellent option to preserve your food in a more environmentally friendly way.
Not only is it important to replace single-use materials to take care of our planet, but it is better for our health to prevent food from being in contact with the harmful substances that make up these materials.
Learn more about the benefits of choosing this eco-friendly alternative to plastic and silver foil here.
Flowers and plants are a great gift for different occasions, usually they come wrapped in plastic wrapping paper, plus the bow and the adhesive tape. You can replace this packaging in a creative way with a waxed wrap, which can later be used in the kitchen (double gift!). If you wish, you can also add a rope of some natural material or a colored cotton thread.
Has it ever happened to you that you go for a walk with your dog and you have to stop and ask for water? Many times we are offered a disposable container (such as a take away food one) that will later go in the garbage. Carry a reusable wrap in your pocket or bag when you go out for a walk and improvise a bowl to give water to your furry friend. Then fold it up and take it home.
If your shelf is made of glass, you can often find that there are sticky remains that accumulate, especially where you put the dressings and sauces. Put a beeswax wrap in the area you want to cover and avoid having to remove the entire shelf every time you have to clean it, just remove the wrap and wipe it with a damp cloth.
If you have to transport a lidless jug with a homemade drink in the car or from the kitchen to the garden, use your waxed wraps to prevent spills and protect them from insects. You can also cover a bottle of wine to take home if you can’t find the cork.
Replace the dish cloth when chopping or cutting vegetables, place the reusable wrap under the wooden board and prevent it from slipping while you cook.
What do you think of these tips? Can you think of more uses for your reusable beeswax wraps? Leave us your comments down below and visit our tutorial section with videos, suggestions and techniques for wrapping.
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