The big one: 20" x 18" wraps a bread loaf, a baking dish, or a mixing bowl. Beeswax food wraps keep food fresh without plastic wrap: warm them with your hands, press, and they hold their shape. Handmade in the USA with American beeswax from beekeepers we know.

Size

• Each large wrap is hand cut & measures approximately 20" x 18"

Choices

• Quantity: Choose Single wrap or Save with a 2-pk!
• Pattern: Choose from displayed patterns OR select Surprise Me and we'll pick one for you!
  • Pattern options will vary based on availability
  • Surprise Me option may not match displayed patterns.

Looking for more than one wrap? This size is also available in the Family Size Combo!

Use

• Hold the wrap around your food or over the dish and press with warm hands for a few seconds. The beeswax softens, grips, and holds its shape as it cools.
• Wraps may leave a little wax on hands and dishes on first use. This settles down with use.
• Great for bread, cheese, fruit and veggies, and covering bowls. Skip raw meat, hot food, the microwave, and the oven.

Care

• Rinse in cool water with a little soap. Air dry.
• Keep away from heat. Warm water softens the wax, so keep it cool. Never use in oven or microwave.
• Reusable for about a year of regular use. Refresh it when it tires.

What they're made of

• 100% cotton, beeswax, pine resin, and jojoba oil. That's the whole list.
• The cotton prints are imported; the beeswax is American, from beekeepers we know.
• Beeswax and cotton, a natural way to keep everyday food fresh.

Quick questions

What fits in the Large?

20" x 18" handles a bread loaf, a baking dish, a big mixing bowl, or the melon that won't fit anywhere else. For everyday sandwiches and bowls, the Medium is the workhorse.

Will it actually seal?

Press it over the dish or around the loaf with warm hands for a few seconds. The beeswax softens, grips, and holds the shape as it cools. It's a snug, breathable cover, not a vacuum seal.

What's the care routine?

Rinse in cool water with a little soap and air dry. Keep it away from heat: warm water, dishwashers, microwaves, and ovens all melt the wax.

When will it need replacing?

Plan on about a year of regular use. When it wears thin and stops gripping, it's ready for a refresh or retirement.