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Puede usar la envoltura como un cuadrado, no como un bolsillo para ese tipo de sándwich. Coloque el sándwich en el medio del cuadrado y doble los lados hacia arriba.

about a 13 inch (33 cm) square

Hola y gracias!

Olá e obrigado!

33 cm x 33 cm - 13 inches x 13 inches

Obrigado por assistir meu video!

Thanks!

13 in x 13 in o 33 cm x 33 cm

Muito obrigado!

Thanks! I recommend at least rinsing the beeswax wrap with cold water and hanging it to dry after use. If it has some harder to remove food on it, you can use some mild soapy water and a soft sponge. Do not use warm water or a scrubber, as this can ruin the wax coating.

13" x 13" :)

No problem. Happy to have you use my video on your site. I closed my Mixed Mod shop over a year ago so no need to add a mention. What’s the name of your business?

Thanks!

Glenn D'Cruz shows on packaging at the beginning of the video that the wrap is 13” x 13”

Nothing is wrong with a ceramic plate. Nor with a tea cup or mug, or a zipper baggie. It is merely another choice. Cheesh. One in every bunch.

Alan Morris uh, no it’s fabric soaked in beeswax, pine resin and jojoba oil. It will last years longer than wax paper!

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learn baking I have heard that if you’re experiencing flaking then the wrap simply has too much wax on it.

Sprinkle a few drops of food standard Jojoba oil around the wrap b4 melting the wax.

It would melt the wax

learn baking no because the beeswax has a very low melting point. You even have to wash them in cold water

Yes! The beeswax wraps are reusable up to a year (sometimes longer). Wash with mild soap and cold water, hang to dry. They are compostable.

Uta only compost them if you absolutely HAVE to. Your wrap will become a bit “crafty” as the wax cracks, but if you put it between two pieces of parchment paper and give it an iron with a very hot iron it will resell the cracks and off you go again! If you have some beeswax, pine resin and jojoba oil you can “rewax” them by sprinkling some over the fabric and ironing between two pieces of parchment paper. I’ve used mine for years, only recycle them when the fabric starts getting tacky.

You are welcome!. Thanks for watching!

De nada! Gracias por ver mi video!

Thanks for your interesting opinion! Mixed Mod beeswax wraps are made with ALL organic ingredients, including GOTS certified organic cotton fabric. You will find that many of the "cheaper" wraps on Etsy are made with non-organic fabric. If you fairly compare wraps sizes and materials, you will find that Mixed Mod prices are very much in line, if not cheaper, than most other beeswax wrap sellers in the U.S.

@@mixedmod yo hago todo con algodon natural organico y cera de abejas pura y organica y me sale muy economico... si alguien quiere le vendo pero barato...

@@mixedmod Correct, they are ALL extremely overpriced. What a shame

@@SunshineCountryChickens As with most handmade, high quality items for sale on Etsy, my beeswax wraps were fairly priced to accommodate a very modest profit margin. BTW. I closed my Etsy shop over a year ago. I encourage people to make their own beeswax wraps. It's fun!

Great question! Easiest thing to do would be to make two boxes and fit one over the other (bottom one would have to squeeze in a bit). Another option would be to wrap a smaller beeswax wrap over the top.

Thanks for watching!

Thank you for your concern about the ingredients in the bread used in this video. I can assure you that the bread does NOT contain azodicarbonamide, which may be the chemical you are referring to, nor does it contain any other artificial ingredients or preservatives. I can also assure you that the beeswax wraps will work the same with all breads regardless of their ingredients.

Mixed Mod Shop just ignore the holier than thouers, you’re doing a fabulous job!

Who are you to judge what kind of bread she either makes or buys. Besides that, the whole point of the video is to show you how to make this particular kind of beeswax wrap. She could have put a book inside it and we would still have got the idea of its purpose. Negative Nancy!