The Wrapper – The Reusable Sandwich Wrapper. Giveaway & Review

The Greatest Thing Since Sliced Bread

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I’m really pleased to be showcasing this great invention called the Wrapper. If you are like me and have to get together sandwiches at the drop of a hat, you’ll know that it normally involves wrapping the pesky cling film around the sandwich after grappling with it and peeling it off of every surface it touches! If not then its spending pound after pound on sealing sandwich bags. Well with the Wrapper you are not only avoiding those pitfalls but you are also being kinder to the environment.

Shona designed the Wrapper after having her children and wanting to do something that fitted around looking after them. She loved design and is a trained landscape architect.

As she says – “I employ a couple of friends to help out but manufacture is predominantly done by the inmates at Kilmarnock Prison. I felt very strongly that as a ‘green’ product they should be made locally not imported from overseas. The inmates learn a skill which hopefully helps with their rehabilitation and could lead to job opportunities in the future. The arrangement also allows me to be more flexible with my design ranges and I am always searching for new colours and materials.”

The Wrapper is plastic on the inside, fabric on the outside and just needs a wipe down when used. The Wrapper can be used in the washing machine at 30 degrees – you just have to keep the velcro bits kept together unless you want to catch a sock on it!! They are polycotton so don’t shrink and the LDPE lining is very flexible so it doesn’t go brittle.

Make your sandwich and pop in the centre of the Wrapper
Fold in the two sides first…
Fold up the bottom piece….
Fold over the top and secure with the velcro strip. Now you’re done and ready to go!

You can buy your own Wrapper from Shona by visiting her site here. There are loads of designs to choose from – a couple of which are shown below:

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Have a look at the full range links and if you are a winner in our giveaway you can have your pick of which one you would like!  These are also great for Christmas which is just around the corner. Full range includes:

The Dimensions are: Flat: 46cm x 36cm and Folded: 16cm x 17cm Another lovely design feature is that when laid out flat the Wrapper acts as a plate.

I’m pleased to be able to offer a Giveaway of one Wrapper to the lucky winner.

a Rafflecopter giveaway

I will pass on the winners details to Shona who will contact them directly for delivery. Entry open to UK entrants only. All entries will be checked to ensure they have followed or commented where needed. Good luck!

You can connect with the Wrapper team on twitter and also on their facebook page.

I was given this wrapper in exchange for an honest review. All thoughts and opinions are my own



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73 thoughts on “The Wrapper – The Reusable Sandwich Wrapper. Giveaway & Review”

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  11. Egoo mayo is my favourite even though it’s stinky! This is a fab idea, never seen these before 🙂

    1. Glad to bring it to your attention, these are perfect for smelly eggs!;) x

  14. Such a good idea, far tidier than cling film and more cost effective in the long run than sandwich bags. My favourite filling is smoked salmon and cream cheese…delicious!

    1. Yeah it’s really good and has been used loads in our house. Thanks for stopping by:)

  26. The leftover Christmas dinner sandwich! Turkey, stuffing, cauliflower cheese, sprouts and cranberry sauce!

    1. I think that they are one of the iconic ones to transport us back to childhood:)

  39. What a cool idea! I love the idea of this for kids – especially as it gives them a clean eating surface, perfect for picnics and school lunches! #kcacols

  41. My daughter named her favourite (ham, lettuce and mayo on wholemeal) after herself, we just call it the LouLou sandwich now!

  44. Usually just something simple, like lettuce and cheese, sometimes pickle 🙂 x

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