Yes! This makes them an ideal option for storing leftovers or pre-prepared meals. The beeswax helps to keep the food airtight and prevents it from drying out or absorbing other flavours. The key is to make sure that the wraps are properly sealed before placing them in the freezer. If there are any gaps or openings, the cold air will cause the wraps to dry out and become brittle. However, if the wraps are properly sealed, they will retain their flexibility and be just as effective in the freezer as they are in the fridge. In addition, the beeswax helps to protect the food from freezer burn.