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little bee fresh beeswax wrap size M

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Description

The beeswax wrap in size M from little bee fresh is ideal for fresh herbs, delicate cheeses, cut fruits and vegetables, and for covering medium-sized bowls. It is available in various designs.
Size: 25 x 25 cm
Packaging: grass paper
Usage: The warmth of your hands makes the wax cloth flexible and malleable. Simply press it briefly and it will adhere to all smooth surfaces and to itself.
Only selected raw materials from certified organic farming are used:
  • Organic cotton (printed in Germany)
  • Organic beeswax from regional organic beekeepers in Germany and Austria (additionally tested for pesticides, pollutants and adulteration)
  • Tree resin from one of the last traditional resin taps in Austria
Care: Clean with cold water and alcohol-free dish soap, preferably a solid dish soap. With proper care, it can be used for up to one year.
Note: Wax is sensitive to heat. Therefore, you should store your wrap in a place where it doesn't get too hot (max. 25°C). In summer, a shady spot, the refrigerator, or even the freezer are ideal for your beeswax wrap.
Why is this product included in the "With Edges and Corners" category?
The beeswax wraps may have minor cosmetic imperfections, but this does not affect their function.
Who is behind the product?
Behind little bee fresh are the mother-daughter team Angelika and Rosemarie. They lovingly handcraft the beeswax wraps using beeswax from their own apiary.







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