HoneyBee Wrap

Get your festive dining all wrapped up with a pretty pack of 100% organic cotton beeswax reusable wraps from Byron Bay’s HoneyBee Wrap! Handmade using 100% organic cotton infused with local organic beeswax, certified organic coconut oil, jojoba oil and natural tree gum products, they come in a range of sizes and are perfect for covering food bowls or wrapping snacks and sandwiches. We’ve got three Kitchen Collection Packs each worth $45 to give away – every pack contains four wraps (1 x 47 cm x 40 cm, 1 x 34 cm x 33 cm, 1 x 28 cm x 29 cm and 1 x 19 x 20 cm) in a range of cute retro prints. For your chance to win, simply comment below and tell us what you’d use your wraps for! {Competition closes Wednesday 16th December at 4pm AEST. Australian postal addresses only.} #presentsfrompeppermint

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