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Starter Bundle
Assorted 3 Pack
Bread Wrap
Sandwich Wrap
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Perfect for anyone new to Bee’s Wrap, the Starter Bundle includes three of our most-loved formats. With wraps designed for leftovers, sandwiches, and fresh-baked bread, this bundle gives you everything you need to store your food beautifully and efficiently.
These reusable wraps create a breathable seal that locks in freshness and reduces the amount of plastic that touches your food.
Build your bundle by selecting your favorite prints, or build one as a gift for someone you love.
Made with Four Simple Ingredients
Every beeswax food wrap is thoughtfully crafted using natural materials that work together to keep food fresh.
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Organic Cotton
Provides strength and structure for everyday use.
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Beeswax
Creates a breathable seal to help keep food fresh.
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Plant Oil
Keeps each wrap soft and flexible.
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Tree Resin
Provides a natural grip that helps wraps hold their shape.
Eco-Friendly.
All-Natural.
Plastic Free.
faq
What is Bee's Wrap made of?
Bee's Wrap is made of GOTS-certified organic cotton, responsibly sourced beeswax, organic plant oil, and tree resin — a combination that creates a malleable, reusable food wrap.
How do I use Bee's Wrap?
Simply use the warmth of your hands to shape the wrap around ingredients and dishes. It will stick to itself, giving your food a protective seal.
What foods can I wrap with it?
Bee's Wrap is ideal for fruits, vegetables, fresh herbs, cheese, bread, and leftovers.
Can I use it in the fridge or freezer?
Bee's Wrap can be used in the refrigerator, freezer, or at room temperature. Be careful to avoid any exposure to heat — including hot water, ovens, microwaves, and hot food — which will melt the wax.
How do I clean my Bee's Wrap?
Just wash in cool water with a mild dish soap, then drape over a drying rack to air dry. Avoid all sources of heat, including warm water, microwaves, ovens, and hot cars.
How long does Bee's Wrap last?
Bee's Wrap lasts up to a year with proper care and regular usage. You'll know it's reached the end of its life when it has worn thin and has trouble sticking to itself.
What do I do when it's worn out?
You can cut your wrap into strips and add to your compost pile, or use it as a natural and effective fire starter.
Is Bee's Wrap vegan-friendly?
Yes — new vegan wraps are made with familiar plant-based materials Bee's Wrap as an alternative to the beeswax version.
Is the company environmentally committed beyond the product itself?
As a proud B Corp, Bee's Wrap partners with 1% for the Planet, supports ocean conservancy through the Rozalia Project, and backs The Bee Cause — a platform educating children about the connection between bees and healthy food systems.
