clear gift wrap?

If you make a basket of fruit, goodies or whatever for a gift, use a large sheet of it under the basket and bring it up over the fruit (whatever) and tie nicely. In order to use a lot of it you could always put all sorts of things in baskets and do the same, it uses quite a bit.

Nice at Easter for eggs etc. You could always put a clear layer over a gift wrap layer to make the wrapping more special.

I guess I could use it instead of Saran for gifting cookies and date nut breads. I know I can't return it - the wrapper was destroyed. I did notice the word transparent after I'd removed the wrapper. That'll teach me to read a little more arduously before I head for the checkout.

Sounds good too, for any food products. I have a large roll of clear except it has some white swirls on it, but I have found it useful over time.

1. give it as a gift to someone who makes breads and cakes and cookies Barbara

I had removed and destroyed the outer wrap. What gave it a silver look, I don't know, but it sure fooled ME.

Same way that a roll of Saran pretty much looks silver when there is enough of it.

I like to bake, and am often carting baked goods to church or giving them as gifts. A couple of years ago my friend gave me a terrific birthday gift: a shopping bag full of fancy-shmancy paper plates, plastic platters, Chinese-takeout type "designer" packages, etc. for my food gifting. She'd bought them all through the year when they were on clearance and she happened on them. It was a wonderful gift...and I just now finished it up, probably two years on!

sue

Not that much money was spent. I also don't have the receipt. I may end up just bringing it to Goodwill with a big fat note attached. Anything to keep it outta the landfill without SOME use.