The Japanese word “chotto” has lots of meanings. It can mean “little” or “slight,” “casually” or “simply.”
Midori Japan
Chotto: Thin Paper Wrap
$32 MYR
Wrapping a little (Chotto) gift or present…
Throwing a casual (Chotto) party at home…
Having a small (Chotto) celebration to mark a special day…
It’s the little (Chotto) things that make something special and show your gratitude.
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This is a thin glassine paper laminated with polyethylene on the reverse side, so that it can be used to wrap confectionary and other food items. The glassine paper can be cut to any size you want using the dispenser case.
Notes:
- Please ensure that food does not come in direct contact with the printed surface.
- Oil of cookies or the similar food, melted parts of candies, and other parts of food may adhere to the paper.
- Please do not heat it with an oven or microwave oven.
- Please do not use it for wrapping a hot object or food. Please make sure to cool down the hot object or food before wrapping it with this paper.
- Please do not put the paper in a refrigerator or freezer.
- Please be careful to not to cut your finger with the edge of the case.
- This product conforms to standards based on the Food Sanitation Act.
| Brand | Midori |
| Size | 15cm x 8m |
| Material | Glassine Paper |
| Origin | Japan |
For more information/ wrapping information, check out Chotto's official website HERE.