Fit Meal Prep [500 Pack] 6 x 10.75" Wax Paper Sheets for Food, Interfolded Precut Deli Paper, Pop Up Grease-Proof Sandwich Paper Wraps, Waterproof for Lunch, Food Basket, Microwave Cover, BBQThe Forest Stewardship Council

I LOVE these - and once my first box of 500 was depleted (after several years), I had to get more! Unfold a sheet, put a sandwich in the center & fold each side over the sandwich so that the top protrudes - and you're good to go! No worrying about spills or drips and no dirty hands! When I eat soup, I like to add crumbled crackers, so I simply put a number of saltine squares (usually about five per serving) near the center fold, fold the paper back up, then rock the back of a soup spoon (held at both spoon & handle edges) firmly over the crackers to crush as much or as little as you like. It's then a breeze to lift the top edges and pour all the cracker crumbs directly into the bowl or cup of soup. No dirty hands, no crumbs gone astray. (I re-use that same piece of paper over & over - lasts forever!)

Very handy for when I need to cover a dish in the microwave or need to layer food inside a container.

Wax paper when we bake cookies, you can use it just lay them on top

I bought these for separating meat that I freeze, hamburger patties, chicken tenders or breast, etc. These are a lot less expensive than foil or plastic wrap. I order a larger size of the to. I put them between the pieces of meat then put in as many as I can in an appropriate size zip lock bag. Works great for me.

It does work well, but the kind I had previously worked better.

These pop up wax paper sheets work perfectly for whatever you would normally use wax paper for. The perfect size for microwave use. No more splatters or trying to tear off the right amount from the roll. Easy to use and less waste.

Great product.

This product is definitely inferior to waxed paper sheets we have used in the past to cover food in microwave. The sheets don’t come apart easily and when they do, the sheet often rips as it’s coming out of the box. It even sometimes disintegrates completely into the food when microwaved. Avoid.