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Bees4Seas Natural Beeswax Food Wrap

Hey Eco-Warrior! Thanks for stopping by. We're here to help you on your zero-waste journey! We understand! How do you use beeswax wraps? Air dry. Reuse! Happy Seas!

As an Eco-Warrior we know you're looking for sustainable ways to reduce your plastic usage. Plastics are choking our waterways and strangling our marine animals. In addition, plastics cause health issues for our families too. At Bees4Seas, we are all about finding solutions to reduce the plastic impact on our earth. We're committed to reducing plastic waste, with sustainable plastic free products

that won't harm the earth or your family. As a mother of two, I am concerned about the environment and the way my children interact with the environment. I started Bees4Seas for people who want to see less plastic going into our oceans and for people who don’t want toxic chemicals leaching into their food. Our natural beeswax wraps are reusable, biodegradable, and sustainable! They are made in the US and the ingredients are all sourced from the US as well. We start with organic cotton grown in Georgia as the base material. Next, we source organic Jojoba Oil from a family farm in Arizona and tree resin from Kentucky. We add coconut oil, which provides micro-bacterial properties, to keep food fresh. Finally, we add wax from US beekeepers dedicated to the sustainability and health of the bee population. Our natural beeswax wraps are a malleable cover that seals food and locks in freshness. Just wrap your food item and use the warmth of your hand to “seal” the wrap to itself or a bowl. To clean, simply hand wash the wraps with an eco-friendly dish soap. Your wraps will last several months and can even be rejuvenated with additional beeswax. When your finished with the wrap, throw it in your compost pile and return to the earth. Simple changes, big impact! Thanks for working with us toward a sustainable future. Together, we can create a better tomorrow! Melissa
Bees4Seas Founder

15/07/2023

🌟 Introducing "Dolly the Doodles Adventure: A Tale of Perseverance" 📚🎉

🌈 Are you ready for an incredible journey filled with friendship, emotions, and valuable life lessons? We're thrilled to announce the launch of our new book series that brings social emotional learning to life for children ages 3-9! 📖✨

🎈 Join Dolly the Doodle and her friends as they embark on exciting adventures that teach perseverance, understanding emotions, making a difference, and kindness. Each story is beautifully illustrated and designed to captivate young minds while imparting essential life skills. 🌟💙

💌 Parents and teachers, get ready to explore a world of imagination and learning with your little ones. Follow us and stay tuned for sneak peeks, behind-the-scenes insights, and upcoming release dates! Let's inspire our children together. 🙌📚💫
Drop a comment below if you would like to be one of the first to preview!

10/11/2021

Did you know that on average, food travels 1000 miles from point of production to retail stores? In contrast, food purchased travels on average of 27 miles. That's a huge win for the environment.
Here are other reasons to shop your local farmers market:🥬🥦🥕🍆🍓
1. Most local farmers practice organic farming methods, good for you and good for the earth.
2. Farmers market produce is usually packaged without plastic.
3. Farmers market food is extremely fresh, so you'll have less food spoilage.
4. Shopping local supports your local economy!
5. Produce is often less expensive!
So grab your reusable bags and beeswax wraps and head to the market today!

What do you love to buy at the Farmers Market?🥬🥒🌶🥕

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09/11/2021

Dig in and enjoy without the sugar crash!
Keto Pumpkin Cheesecake

From Tyleen’s Tasty Food

This recipe includes 3 layers- the crust, a pumpkin filling, and a cheesecake swirl, meeting all your dessert desires in one serving.

Crust Ingredients:

2 eggs

7 tbsp butter

3⁄4 cup coconut flour

1⁄4 cup Monkfruit brown sugar sweetener

2 tsp of vanilla

Method of Preparation:

Preheat oven to 350°F.

Combine all ingredients in a food processor until a dough forms.

Spread dough on a greased 9x13 pan and bake for 5-7 minutes.

Cheesecake Filling Ingredients:

8oz cream cheese°

1⁄4 cup sour cream

2 large eggs

1 Tbsp vanilla (I love vanilla so I used a Tbsp, you can use less)

1⁄4 cup Monkfruit sweetener

Method of Preparation:

Mix ingredients together in a food processor until smooth.

Add the cheesecake layer on top of the cooked crust and bake at 350°F for 8 minutes. Remove from

oven and let cool for 5 minutes.

Pumpkin Filling Ingredients:

2 eggs

1 cup milk or heavy cream (depending your on calorie needs)

1-2 cups cooked pumpkin (approx. 1 small pumpkin roasted or you can used canned)

1⁄4 cup Monkfruit brown sugar sweetener

1 tsp of cinnamon*

1⁄2 tsp salt*

1⁄2 tsp of ginger*

1⁄4 tsp of ground clove*

*Or you can use pumpkin pie spice

1 tsp of vanilla (again here you can use more)

Method of Preparation:

Add the pumpkin layer on top of the cooled cheesecake and bake an additional 45-55 minutes at 350°F.

Remove from the oven and let cool completely before you enjoy- unless you are the kind of person that

likes hot cheesecake, in that case, dig right in!
Store in the fridge, covered with Bees4Seas Natural Food wrap!

Have you used monk fruit as a sweetener before?

08/11/2021

Waste free apples 😋

They're in season! This is one of the best months to eat them 🍎🍏

Kids love them because they taste good. Parents love them because they are

~ High in fiber and vitamin C
~ May be good for bone health
~ May help lower blood sugar and protect against diabetes
~ Contains bioactive compounds that may help promote healthful gut bacteria

We love them because they compost well, and their seeds can turn into trees which improve the earth for us all!

What's a favorite way that you enjoy apples?

06/09/2021

How do you know if you're a lazy composter? 🤷‍♀️ If you have seedlings growing in your compost area, then you might be like me, you simply toss waste into the area and wait for it to rot, and therefore might be considered a lazy composter!
Some serious compost folks dislike seedlings in their compost area, because it's an indication that temperatures aren't the idea 130-170 degrees. And you probably don't turn the pile enough. But personally, I love the organic sprouts and figure If I can't get my compost to 130 degrees in AZ, when outside temps are 110 on average, then I might as well nurture the little seedlings and grow a garden of surprises!
So far we have several tomatoes, cucs, swiss chard, and sunflowers growing happily. I simply cleared the waste debris and partitioned the seedlings off from the food waste pile, and sit back and watch my new garden grow!
How about you? Do you like sprouts in your compost or does it annoy you? What's growing in your compost?

23/08/2021

Back to school is a perfect time to talk about zero waste lunches. Plastic baggies end up in the ocean and they don't decompose for 100's of years!! This impacts Sea turtles, who mistake the plastic baggies for their favorite food, jelly fish. 😱
What's the alternative? Natural Beeswax Wraps are reusable, biodegradable, sustainable! 🐝🐳🐢
Handcrafted in the USA, with organic ingredients, you can wrap lunches and snacks without plastic toxins and keep our oceans beautiful.

Kids love it too!

What's your favorite low waste lunch hack?? Share below😍
wraps.

# healthyfamilies

21/07/2021

Plastic Free Snack Highlight: Fresh Fruit 😋
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Just make sure to avoid the plastic produce bags when you pick them up at the store!

I recommend bringing a reusable grocery bag and putting your goodies right inside for check out!

The vitamins, minerals, fiber and antioxidants in fruits strengthen children’s immune systems and ensure healthy growth and development! Plus, most kids love them!

Blueberries and rasberries are one of the best fruit options, since they are lower in sugar, high in fiber, and loaded with antioxidants.

Sprinkle over salads or blend into smoothies. Use berries in muffins or whip up a berry compote for pancakes to replace sugary syrup. Preparation options are pretty endless when it comes berries! 😉

Fruit leftovers compost easily. Just toss them into your compost pile and turn the soil once a week!

What are your kids' favorite fruits? We love berries on the go!

08/07/2021

Going low waste with a family is a challenge! Add the complexity of global pandemic waste, and it might feel like it’s impossible to achieve. Kids create a ton of trash, from snack waste, to plastic toys. It’s shocking how much waste a typical family can create!

We have the power to make a huge difference starting in our homes. Strive for progress not perfection and get creative.

So how do you teach kids about their environmental impact?

1.       Spend time in nature and teach kids to appreciate the environment. Take nature walks and schedule trips to sanctuaries. Children who grow up to love nature will practice sustainable habits as adults.

2.      Read books and watch movies with environmentalism themes. Read The Lorax, What A Waste, and The Wondrous Workings of Planet Earth. Watch documentaries and movies such as "Plastic Ocean" and "Mission Blue."

3.      Involve children in making and packing zero waste snacks and lunches. Focus on whole foods and avoid snack packaging. Keep packaged food out of the house! Use and .

4. Teach sustainable ideas through mini science experiments. For example, demonstrate how various materials decompose at different rates. Try decomposing plastic materials in the compost pile and let children draw their own conclusions about plastic waste.

5. Practice what you preach. Model ways to take care of the earth, everyday. Pick up liter, plant a garden, conserve water. Kids are always watching and will pick up on our habits, good or bad.😮 Instilling zero-waste habits in our children is a process, but it's worth it!

How do you instill good habits with your children? Share your awesome ideas!

Picture credit: adorable Addie using reusable bags and Natural Food Wrap

07/07/2021

Who's excited to travel this summer? I've been packing for our trip to Alaska and can't wait!

Typically when I travel, I head over to Target to waste a bunch of money on all the travel mini size toiletries. The eco-anxiety always overwhelms me, as I stuff my bag with little plastic bottles. Does anyone else feel this?
It's a challenge packing for a 10 day trip....meeting TSA liquid carry on requirements and packing all the gear! Whew! I hope I've packed everything I need.

Here's a simple travel tip to reduce plastic waste and meet TSA requirments: pack toiletries bar forms, such as bar shampoo by@bigwoods_farm, bar soap , and small containers with coconut oil for lotion. Wrap the bars up in a beeswax wrap to keep your bag clean and .
I hope your summer is full of adventure! Where are you traveling this summer?🌻

06/07/2021

How's your Plastic Free July going? Have you had any BIG fails yet? GOOD! That means you are aware of what actions are needed for success and that's progress! "Awareness is the greatest agent for change." Eckhart Tolle
One area that I struggle, is in the bathroom. The skincare, lotions, shampoo bottles...it can be overwhelming!
I've recently switched to using Shampoo bars and it feels great to eliminate that big plastic bottle! I love these bars by . It's the perfect weight for my hair and all natural! toxins I really love the packaging too, wrapped in an reusable Beeswax Wrap by Bees4Seas. Genius! Little changes make a big difference!
How's your Plastic Free July Going? What sustainable changes have you made?

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12/06/2021

Today's small but mighty harvest.🥬🥦🥕🍅

We have an heat wave arriving this week. Temps in Zone 9 will reach 118 this week! Protect your plants with extra shade if possible. Grab those beach umbrellas and a garden shade cloths and cover your plants. Upcycle those old bed sheets into garden covers.
Move container plants into the shade if possible or even indoors.
Container plants may need water twice a day. Check the soil with your finger. Water your garden and shrubs in the early morning.
Cover soil with a 2 inch layer of much to protect from water evaporation.
Harvest tomatoes so plants can focus energy on survival.

Share your hot weather survival tips in the comments.

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