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CAMP BEN 4oz Pine Rosin for Making Beeswax Food Wraps - Add Your Own Beeswax - Instructions for DIY Cloth Clings - Food Safe Tree Resin - All Natural - Make Sandwich and Snack Wrappers
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CAMP BEN 4oz Pine Rosin for Making Beeswax Food Features
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WON’T CLUMP UP LIKE POWDERED ROSIN - How many times we’ve heard how EASY our rosin melts with beeswax! Powdered rosin can become brick-like at times and hard to melt. We have an easy melt.
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MORE HOLD - No one likes finding parts of their sandwich in their bag from using a beeswax wrap that comes undone! Without rosin beeswax wraps don’t have the same hold. We’re an essential part of making beeswax food wraps.
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EASY MELT - Others become a giant clump, our pellets and nuggets stay loose so that you can easily melt them with beeswax to make cloth cling food wrappers.
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MADE IN THE USA - Proudly selling 100% American made! 4 ounces (oz) pellet nuggets - 100% Natural, all USA pine rosin (tree resin). We’re sticky for a reason!
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FOOD SAFE 4oz PINE ROSIN- This is how you get your beeswax food wraps to stick. 50/50 beeswax to rosin for ideal hold. Beeswax just won’t hold for long by itself. Rosin is the natural, food safe hold.
About CAMP BEN 4oz Pine Rosin For Making Beeswax Food
SIMPLE HOW TO MAKE DIY BEESWAX FOOD WRAPS -- Prepare your area. Protect countertops in the work area. Rosin is quite sticky when melted. --Melt the same amount of beeswax as rosin. Use a 50/50 ratio. A double boiler is ideal but if necessary use a saucepan filled at least halfway to the top, put the stove on medium low. Put a large bowl that sits into the saucepan but doesn’t sink. Put the beeswax into the bowl. The heated water will melt the beeswax. Then, add the CAMP BEN 4oz Rosin. Give it a stir. Add 2-3 drops of jojoba oil or a ½ teaspoon of coconut oil to the mixture. Stir again. Wait a few minutes, stir again. As you stir, you’ll notice the rosin starting to melt. The rosin will be melted when the mixture is all liquid and ready to use. --Use a brush to dip into the mixture and brush onto precut cotton cloth. --If you’ve brushed too much and it’s thick, place the beeswax cloth into a low oven at 170 degrees and rebrush to thin out the beeswax. --Hang to dry. Use after the fabric is NOT tacky to touch.
