Beeswax food wrap is an incredibly versatile kitchen tool! If you've been using your beeswax wrap for a while, chances are you've discovered an off-beat use or two!

We sat down to write 101 ways to use Ideal Wrap... but we got stuck at 78! Think you can help us out? Submit your unique use (or reuse!) idea in the comments below, and we'll add it to the blog with your very own personal shout-out. 

Thanks to a few of our rad readers, we're now up to 81!

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78 Ideas for Using Beeswax Food Wrap

1. Keep half an avocado green for a few days
2. Cover a jar
3. Cover a dish of leftovers
4. Pack a sandwich (doubles as a plate!)
5. Wrap a burrito
6. Cover your toddy while it brews
7. Take a veggie snack to work
8. Wrap washed and chopped veggies for fresh salads all week
9. Use in place of your daily sandwich bag
10. Fold a pouch that closes for grapes or cherry tomatoes
11. Save half an apple for the next day
12. Cover a bowl of pasta salad
13. Wrap fresh bread
14. Freeze breads and bagels
15. Open a jar
16. Cover half a melon or gourd
17. Fold into a bag for cherries and berries
18. Wrap mangos to prevent over-ripening
19. Replace a worn-out plastic lid
20. Store mushrooms using a dumpling fold
21. Bring fresh flowers home from the market
22. Cover homemade hummus
23. Repurpose old wraps into fire-starters
24. Cover prepped casseroles
25. Repurpose into liners for packing dishware
26. Melt additional beeswax pellets on top to create an ultra-durable super thick wrap, great (#grate) for hard and semi-hard cheese!
27. Keep leftover cornbread from drying out
28. Use for making California rolls! Spray a light mist of water or vinegar to prevent rice from sticking (https://tasty.co/recipe/california-roll)
29. Store washed and prepped veggies for weeknight recipes
30. Practice origami
31. Wrap half a cabbage to save for next week
32. Loosely wrap broccoli to extend fridge life
33. Wrap half an onion to keep the smell out of your fridge
34. Mold around half of a cucumber – slice the other half and dip in hummus
35. Store bulk-bin snacks
36. Tightly wrap cauliflower to keep from turning too quickly
37. Cover opened tin cans
38. Store pre-sliced brownies so you can clean the pan
39. Grate cheese directly onto the wrap to transfer or save for later
40. Cover dough while it rises
41. Cover fermentation projects
42. Store dough in the freezer
43. Freeze a batch of loose grapes for a sweet frozen treat
44. Repurpose into liners to keep stacked pans from scratching
45. Cover your toothbrush while traveling
46. Surprise a friend with an eco-friendly gift
47. Cover water kefir grains for extra fizz!
48. Prevent a cutting board from sliding
49. Roll your own onigiri!
50. Store loose baby potatoes on the counter
51. Wrap cut celery to keep the ends from drying out
52. Store a wedge or block of cheese
53. Make a beautiful (and plastic-free!) non-slip shelf liner
54. Wrap washed and shucked corn cobs for this weekend’s barbeque
55. Wrap a banana to keep it from ripening too quickly
56. Fold into a pouch for nuts and seeds
57. Cover a salad for lunch tomorrow
58. Pack a cookie for the road
59. Wrap delicate fruits like pears and plums to prevent damage
60. Impress your friends with how eco-savvy you are
61. Go foraging
62. Store loose or peeled carrots
63. Pack hard-boiled eggs in your lunch tote
64. Cover homemade yogurt
65. Cover a beverage or leftover smoothie
66. Store bulk-bin dog treats
67. Store lime and lemon wedges in the fridge
68. Mold over measuring cup full of homemade dressing
69. Cover a bowl of fruit salad
70. Cover a quick bread or loaf pan
71. Cover a cheese board or charcuterie
72. Loosely wrap fresh herbs
73. Store a dry bar of soap for travel or safe keeping
74. Take a bagel or scone for breakfast
75. Create a decorative cover for food gifts
76. Cover overnight oats to retain moisture
77. Cover open containers of cat food
78. Store washed and dried romaine hearts
79. Cut strips of worn out wrap to use as reusable twist ties! - Abbie B.
80. For a great second life use, wrap a little bit around hangers to make them non-slip for those pesky blouses and wide neck t-shirts. - Maggie B.
81. I drape loosely over asparagus that I keep stored in a mason jar with water! - Amanda R.

So that's what we've got so far! Any ideas you can't wait to try? Any ideas that just have to be added to the list? Let us know in the comments below!

Thanks ladies for submitting your ideas!