I bought this bee's wax to help with seasoning all my Cast Iron Pans. This is an excellent, food-grade, natural bee's wax. The pellets have a very pleasant, natural, light honey scent. The Pellets are larger that I expected, but that is great as they are easier for me to hold when I apply one to a warm cast iron pan. The pellets are a short cone shape and measure about 3/4 inch thick, with the base 1 and 3/4 inches wide in diameter, and the top at about 1 and 1/4 inch in diameter. I recommend these Bee's wax pellets, especially if you are looking for a food grade wax. i will be buying these again!
FYI: I also ordered a few 16 oz. jars of this company's honey in a couple different flavors when I ordered the bee's wax. I found that I got a decent shipping discount when I bought multiple items from them! And, the honey is excellent too! Yum!
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So I bought this beeswax because my local place is backed up, and having some credit I went online looking. Chose this because the reviews were by far the best, and the seller seemed informed and engaged with the listing/had a good vibe. The package pretty much flew out their door and into my mailbox, which is great! They came so fast that my other reorders to make my yearly batches have to catch up.A huge plus in my book is a speedy seller. Anyways. I opened the mailer sitting in my craft room and it smelled so yummy that my house rabbit was practically crawling on my pant leg with her truffle pig snout out wondering what smelled like sweet tooth sugar smell. ( I mean even I sat there huffing at the package haha) I never have bought beeswax with this smell outside of buying from a local farm so you know its good. Like when I make mead I like to be able to smell/taste the hive so to speak so I look for it in my bee related products. It made me want to go eat some honeycomb haha.The pieces are big, but I honestly prefer that. I use wax for various projects and need to be able to prepare the wax to my own preferences. In the case of these photos I took...sorry if they are sideways :P I took my trusty zester, and shaved a good bit of just one piece for a small test. They are like the size of tealights which for me helps with measuring "a la lazy" as a maker. I put the shavings in a jar so you can see that one piece makes a lot of shavings, I didn't even go through the whole piece. This is how I often melt my waxes for very small batch work, I don't like pellets at all. I usually buy wax in these sort of shapes and just sit down and shave or whittle away when I am ready to do a project ( this is just how I do it and you don't have to do it this way *shrug*) its not junk wax because the consistency is true, and part of my reasoning for shaving this way is also for inspection on texture, smell and color.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2016
So I bought this beeswax because my local place is backed up, and having some credit I went online looking. Chose this because the reviews were by far the best, and the seller seemed informed and engaged with the listing/had a good vibe. The package pretty much flew out their door and into my mailbox, which is great! They came so fast that my other reorders to make my yearly batches have to catch up.
A huge plus in my book is a speedy seller. Anyways. I opened the mailer sitting in my craft room and it smelled so yummy that my house rabbit was practically crawling on my pant leg with her truffle pig snout out wondering what smelled like sweet tooth sugar smell. ( I mean even I sat there huffing at the package haha) I never have bought beeswax with this smell outside of buying from a local farm so you know its good. Like when I make mead I like to be able to smell/taste the hive so to speak so I look for it in my bee related products. It made me want to go eat some honeycomb haha.
The pieces are big, but I honestly prefer that. I use wax for various projects and need to be able to prepare the wax to my own preferences. In the case of these photos I took...sorry if they are sideways :P I took my trusty zester, and shaved a good bit of just one piece for a small test. They are like the size of tealights which for me helps with measuring "a la lazy" as a maker. I put the shavings in a jar so you can see that one piece makes a lot of shavings, I didn't even go through the whole piece. This is how I often melt my waxes for very small batch work, I don't like pellets at all. I usually buy wax in these sort of shapes and just sit down and shave or whittle away when I am ready to do a project ( this is just how I do it and you don't have to do it this way *shrug*) its not junk wax because the consistency is true, and part of my reasoning for shaving this way is also for inspection on texture, smell and color.
A huge plus in my book is a speedy seller. Anyways. I opened the mailer sitting in my craft room and it smelled so yummy that my house rabbit was practically crawling on my pant leg with her truffle pig snout out wondering what smelled like sweet tooth sugar smell. ( I mean even I sat there huffing at the package haha) I never have bought beeswax with this smell outside of buying from a local farm so you know its good. Like when I make mead I like to be able to smell/taste the hive so to speak so I look for it in my bee related products. It made me want to go eat some honeycomb haha.
The pieces are big, but I honestly prefer that. I use wax for various projects and need to be able to prepare the wax to my own preferences. In the case of these photos I took...sorry if they are sideways :P I took my trusty zester, and shaved a good bit of just one piece for a small test. They are like the size of tealights which for me helps with measuring "a la lazy" as a maker. I put the shavings in a jar so you can see that one piece makes a lot of shavings, I didn't even go through the whole piece. This is how I often melt my waxes for very small batch work, I don't like pellets at all. I usually buy wax in these sort of shapes and just sit down and shave or whittle away when I am ready to do a project ( this is just how I do it and you don't have to do it this way *shrug*) its not junk wax because the consistency is true, and part of my reasoning for shaving this way is also for inspection on texture, smell and color.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2019
Easy melt in microwave with coconut oil. First off it arrived to my door in 93° weather unmelted quickly. Like in 3-4 days. The scent is honey and warm. My cat wanted to grab the while thing. Love the bee plastic it is in. Bought a glass airtight jar to keep it in. Just a note, the scent of honey is very strong so if you are making something with other essential oils you may want to keep that in mind because it can overpower them. It is very moisturizing and calming. Glad I purchased this product. When I run out I will purchase again. I have never used beeswax before, but found this eaay to use.
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