If You Care All Natural Unbleached Waxed Paper 75 Sq Ft (Pack of 4)

All boxes were opened on the ends, and I had to tape the flaps closed.

It is a good product. However, it was downsized from 13" wide to 12" wide. I compared the new to my old box. This makes it just a little narrow for rolling pastry for a 10" pie. The box is still the original size.Also, they no longer wax both sides of the paper. Just one side works okay for me, but do pay attention to the shiny versus matt side of the paper.Bring back the 13" width.

I really like the waxed paper itself, but I've learned that the provided cutting edge is useless so I'm no longer frustrated by trying to use it.

I frequently use waxed paper and parchment paper in the kitchen. I really wanted to like this, but I wouldn’t buy it again. It was impossible to tear it off the roll using the serrated edge on the box. When you are moving quickly in the kitchen, the last thing you want is to go for a piece of waxed paper and end up fighting to separate it from the box. I ended up needing scissors every time. The paper itself is just okay. It is waxed on only one side, but it is very apparent which side is waxed, so that isn’t a problem for most uses.

Good value

Like everything and have used it for years!

This product is free of so many of the unwanted materials in regular wax paper. My family feels much more comfortable using it and the parchment paper in cooking and microwaving.

It's wax paper. It's made with soy wax instead of petroleum based wax. It does what you expect wax paper to do. So I give it 5 stars.I don't care for the packaging, which does not allow you to tear off sheets of wax paper easily. There's no strip of toothed metal or plastic to help tear off the paper -- just the edge of the cardboard, which doesn't really do the job. Unless you're in the habit of using a scissors, I suggest you do what I did and buy a wax paper dispenser to put the rolls in.I'd rather I didn't have to buy 12 rolls at once, but I'll get around to using them eventually.

As advertised, no bleached and works perfectly

Use this to keep cheese fresh. Because I am mean I reuse it for as long as I can. Make sure you use a piece big enough to totally cover the cheese because if the air gets in the cheese with dry out - it's not like cling film in that respect because it won't stretch.

I use this product to wrap and cover food. It works as I expected (like regular waxed paper), it is just a bit expensive.

The box says it's for wrapping food etc and it would indeed be perfect for that, but just at the moment I'm using it to wrap individual soaps before wrapping them in gorgeous decorative paper and adorning with little bits of preciousness. Stops the soap from sticking to the wrap if it gets wet. But there are so many other things I could think of to do with this stuff..!

waxed paper has many uses, the most important in my view is that of wrapping up cheeses in it. It seems to keep cheese fresher longer and less likely to go mouldy too. It is also good for wrapping up meat, lining tins and anything else where you don't want things sticking to a container. John Lewis used to sell this, but not anymore, so I am delighted to have found a nice hefty roll on amazon.