30.48-cm x 914.4-m.
Professional quality
Easy cutter included
Temp. range of 82 to -51 deg.C
A Game Changer: Kirkland Signature Stretch-Tite Food Wrap
If you've been living in Japan and are tired of buying tiny, expensive rolls of plastic wrap, Costco's Kirkland Signature Stretch-Tite Food Wrap is the product you've been waiting for. This isn't just a kitchen item; it's a long-term investment in convenience and value.
What Makes It So Special?
The first thing you'll notice is the size. This is a massive 914-meter roll, equivalent to about 18 standard rolls of wrap you'd find in a Japanese supermarket. It's so big that many people say it lasts for a year or even longer! The size might be a little daunting at first, but once you find a place for it in your kitchen, you'll love the freedom of not having to constantly buy new rolls.
Excellent Stretch and Cling: This wrap has a good amount of stretch and clings tightly to bowls and containers, keeping your food fresh.
Easy to Use: It comes with a built-in sliding cutter, so you can get a clean, straight cut every time without fumbling with a jagged metal edge.
Great Value: For the price, this wrap is an unbeatable value per meter, making it a favorite for families, meal preppers, and anyone who uses a lot of wrap.
Who Should Buy This?
This is a perfect product for anyone who loves to cook and often needs to store leftovers. If you have a family, you will find this an essential item. It's also great for home bakers who need to wrap up baked goods or fermenting dough. The sheer quantity makes it ideal for anyone who is frustrated with the small sizes found at most stores in Japan and wants to buy in bulk.
Translated Ingredients
Ingredients: Polyvinyl chloride
Additives: Epoxidized soybean oil (plasticizer), Diethylhexyl adipate (plasticizer)
Heat Resistance: Can withstand temperatures up to 82°C (180°F)
A quick note on the heat resistance: Many users mention that because of the lower heat resistance, it's best to be careful when using this wrap in the microwave, especially if it's touching the food directly.
