The deli wrap is great in the kitchen, but Amazon doesn't protect it in shipping. The latest box I received, shown in the photos, had been previously burst and taped (with tape dots and roll tape). I have no assurance that the papers were not contaminated in some way before I received the package, which was in a thin plastic bag. The manufacturers lightweight box isn't designed as a shipping container for the heavy brick of paper within. The shipper didn't protect the product and I resent receiving a product that was obviously damaged and taped before it was shipped to me.

Great kitchen and lunch hack. Wrap up pickles, sandwiches, pizza in seconds. Roll up a napkin and silverware in it so you can eat with a real knife and fork at work. Use staples, folds, or a bit of tape to grab a handful of cookies, Cheerios, nuts, or dried fruit. These unfurl so you have a placement to eat on. They let you have something to microwave on at work. Fantastic to help with messy food. Use to line a cheap washable plastic basket for fish, chicken, or hamburger and chips or fries. When you toss one it's less than a penny and will break down quickly in the trash, unlike baggies. Way cheaper than baggies.

I use these, some small washable containers, and reuseable lunch bags you can wipe out to make lunches sane. I like how they pull out one at a time even on it's side so it fits in with other containers in the kitchen right next to the counter.

I bought the wax paper as an underline meal tray to catch all the crumbs. It turns out the wife uses them for baking as well. She usually doesn't like the things I buy but this one is a hug and a kiss for sure!

I've found big boxes of wax paper, foil or cling wrap to be extremely cost effective. There are different thicknesses of wax paper (for different purposes), and I find this one to be about in the middle, which makes it very versatile. We use these big sheets for cooking as well as food storage. Just a few of the uses include: wrapping lunch sandwiches, wrapping hand sliced cheese, cooking fish, baking cookies..prepping pie dough..... and all the hundreds of uses for wax paper. The sheet size is convenient for big projects and can be easily cut to fit smaller projects. The box dispenser is convenient for one-sheet-at-a-time use.

It is for artwork so there are pros and cons. The sheets all have a middle fold which isn't really a problem altho there were sheets that had small slits along the line. If it was for food, that would probably have meant several wasted sheets. They became almost clear with acrylic medium painted on it which is what I wanted. The sheets all have serrated edges on the long sides. Remains to be seen if that will be an issue and need for each to be trimmed.