Bee's Wrap Beeswax Wraps for Food - Honeycomb Bread Wrap - Made in USA Reusable Bread Storage Bags - Organic & Eco-Friendly Alternative to Aluminum Foil, Sourdough Bags & Plastic Wrap

Thought I'd try this out for storing homemade bread, it's a nice alternative to plastic wrap, especially when you can wash and reuse it. Just be sure to use cool water when cleaning it. When not in use I just fold it up and keep it stored in a drawer.

I love this bees wax wrap. It clings tightly to itself and keeps my sourdough bread pretty fresh for several days.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Recommended by Ben Starr, sourdough extraordinaire and ultimate food geek

This eco-friendly plastic wrap replacement is a must. I was getting tired of all of the saran wrap that I was using for my bread. My one issue that I have with it is that you kinda get a little aftertaste of the beeswax on the bread, but after a few good washes that has gone away

I was so surprised how well this worked for my bread. I started going down the sourdough baking journey two months ago. For the last month these bees wax wraps have reduced the parchment paper use and kept my breads fresh for about a week to wee and half.

I love the product, and since buying this, my bread does stay fresh and well protected. This is my second purchase, I've got another sitting in my cart and a few others thrown into a list. I rather have this for my breads, my cookies, my food storage than plastic or foils. Been trying to get away from those things and this is the best replacement for doing so. Every other bread preservation product I've seen still has some stupid plastic lining in it... That's not what I want. So thank you, for making a wonderful product

We wrap our fresh loaf in this every week and its completely removed plastic from that portion of our meal prep. Bonus feature: the beeswax smells slightly sweet like honey.

Not good for large loaves of bread. The article seems to be well made however for something as small as a 1.5 pound loaf of bread the extra large sheet that I bought will not wrap around fold over and cover it. I'm sure for small round loaves of sourdough or whatever bread, it might work but, I couldn't guarantee it therefore, wouldn't recommend it. And for the price I think there must be something better out there, I only got one sheet in that package. I don't tend to make small loaves of bread, I make sandwich size loaves of bread.