Thailand is known for tropical weather, tasty cuisine and friendly people, while its capital of Bangkok is particularly famous for buzzing markets and even better street eats.
If you’re lucky enough to be in town, SuperBee Wax Wraps and other eco-friendly or zero-waste products can be found at a number of small retailers around town. Each of these creative shops and conscious cafes are well worth a visit!
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Discover hands-on eco tours at SuperBee in Chiang Mai! Learn to make beeswax wraps, explore our zero-waste workshop, and experience sustainable education in action. Perfect for student groups and conscious travelers.
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Is your cat a picky eater? Just like us, cats demand the ultimate freshness in their bowls and bellies. And just like us, we need to protect our pets from food storage products that leach chemicals into food. So what's the alternative? Beeswax wraps!
One of the most common questions we get asked about using eco-friendly beeswax wraps instead of disposable plastic wrap or bags is: how do you wash beeswax wraps?