1 Large Beeswax Bread Bags for Homemade Bread Sourdough & 3 Beeswax Wraps, Easy to Clean Reusable Beeswax Breads Bags for Sourdough, 17 X 13 Inch Charming Honeybee Pattern Food Storage Bag

About this item

• 🥨 Natural Bread Freshness – Our beeswax bread bags for sourdough are made with organic cotton, beeswax, coconut oil, and tree resin for a food storage solution. The 17" x 13" beeswax sourdough bread bags fits sandwich and large loaves. Also ideal for storing fruits, vegetables, and snacks—great for bakery, daily, picnics or travel use
• 🍪Easy Care & Longevity – This bees wax bread bags for homemade bread sourdough simply wipe clean with cool water, then air dry. The durable construction withstands repeated use and washing, while the food-safe materials ensure long-lasting performance—an ideal alternative to disposable plastic wrap. Please avoid hot water to prevent melting, do not usechemical cleanes
• 🥪Fantastic Design – The beeswax sourdough bread bags has a wide opening, making it easy to slide bakery items inside without crushing them. The top of this reusable bread bags for homemade bread folds over and stays secured with a buckle that also creates a handle for the bag, easy to carry for outdoor picnics, camping and travel. The buckle closure is quite nice compared to a drawstring style
• 🥙Prolong Sourdough Shelf Life – These beeswax bags for bread extend the shelf life of your bread. The unique combination of beeswax and fabric creates an ideal environment for storing sourdough. Say goodbye to stale bread and hello to consistently fresh, delicious homemade treats
• 🍩Beeswax bread wraps for freshness – The natural beeswax coating creates a breathable seal. Includes beeswax wraps for food in 3 sizes (S/M/L), ideal for covering bowls, wrapping sandwiches, cheese, fruits, and more to maintain freshness
• 🍪Some Tips for Usage – 1. Cool the bread down before placing it into the handmade beeswax bread bags. 2. Do not put hot, wet, or sticky food (such as raw meat or fish) into beeswax storage bags for food. 3. The beeswax layer becomes hard when taken out of the refrigerator and will soften as the temperature rises