LorAnn Oils 100 Count Twisting Wax Paper

I would NEVER take the time to cut 100 6" squares out of parchment. These were great for my homemade caramels and stayed twisted when I closed them. I got one package of these to try out for my first time making candy. I have since ordered another package of them to have on hand for next time. This seller ships very quickly and the product arrived in good condition.I have seen others say that the price for this precut wax paper is too high - I don't know exactly what they paid at the time, but I did the math and found that the price is approximately the same for these as it would be to buy a roll of parchment paper at most stores (I'm not talking wholesale, I mean grocery store prices.) A standard roll of Reynolds wax paper is 24'x15". So because of the width, you can get two 6" squares across with 3" of waste. 24' is equal to 288", divide that by 6" and you get 48. Multiply that by 2 (because you can cut 2 squares across) and you get 96. So a standard roll of wax paper can make 96 squares with a 24'x3" strip of waste left over. Think about the price of a standard roll of wax paper, the amount of time it would take you to carefully cut all those squares, the fact that those squares would have that annoying curl to them, the wasted material from the roll, and the arguably negligible difference in price. You get 100 of these and they are specifically designed for this purpose. Buying the precut ones makes much more sense to me!

I love how convenient these are and unlike wax paper you cut yourself, these are flat. My caramels are about 1 1/2" long and maybe 3/4" wide. I was able to cut them in half and get twice as many wrappers. In addition, because they are thicker than regular wax paper, they look more professional and stay twisted longer.If you twist the paper a little distance from your candy and are gentle, you shouldn't have any issue with tearing. I only had one or two tear but that is because my fingers were too close to the candy and that didn't allow any room for the twist. Don't forget to twist in the same direction so you can quickly untwist by grabbing both sides and pulling outward. In one motion, both sides come undone and you can enjoy your hard work!My only negative is I feel the cost is a bit too high for what they are. However, I'll probably keep buying them because my time is money and I wouldn't make as much candy if I had to cut the wrappers by hand.

This product did arrive.

These were so easy to use. They stayed wrapped which usually a big concern. Stock up they sell out fast during holidays.

The packing can use a lot of work. Luckily, it was the only item in the bag and the twisting papers did not fall out of the bag, but the top of the bag was ripped open inside of the pouch they were mailed in. The wrappers are all curled around each other (not tightly stacked like shown in the picture). Disappointed in how they arrived. The size is great and the twisting papers themselves are perfect for caramels. In the future, I will probably try another brand.

I like this product, but the quality control on filling the packages must not be that good. I recently received two packages and one was good, but the other only had around half of the sheets - about 60 instead of 100. There was nowhere on Amazon for this product to contact seller either.

These are better than anything I've used for my home-made christmas caramels. They keep my caramels wrapped and look pretty. The only complaint is that they are expensive. It adds $7 to each pan of caramels I make. I wish they came in a larger package size for a better price

I don’t understand them. I have not figured out how to wrap candy with these. I recently purchased a tiny box of Russell Stover‘s from Walgreens. It’s only about 2“ x 2“. And these are not even big enough to wrap that box. Also, how does Kenny’s be? They’re just plain white even if I could wrap something with them I would be embarrassed to give it because it’s so plain looking