<human>:  What's the difference between cellophane and plastic wrap?
<bot>: Cellophane is a thin, transparent, water-resistant material made from the treated, regenerated cellulose of wood pulp. It was first created in 1908. Plastic wrap is a thin, plastic film that is typically used to wrap food items, keeping them fresh and providing a barrier against contaminants. Plastic wrap is also commonly used to store items and is available in a variety of thicknesses, thicknesses, and colors. Both cellophane and plastic wrap provide a form of barrier between a food item and the environment, but cellophane is biodegradable while plastic wrap is not. Additionally, plastic wrap is more flexible, stretchable, durable, and longer-lasting than cellophane.