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How to make 5 beeswax food wraps

Whether it’s for school lunches or leftovers, we’ve been reaching for the cling-film for far too long. Now it’s time to get serious about ousting plastic from the kitchen, and one of the best ways to do it is to create your own beeswax food wraps. Just follow the instructions below to make these five handy wraps:

1. Snug-fitting bowl cover
2. Large roasting-pan wrap
3. All-purpose square scrunchy
4. Food tube
5. Snack pack

Safety first

When using beeswax to make

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