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I think that a glossy finish paper you can get in reams at Office Depot or Staples would be your best bet. It's sturdy and yet easily printable and "wrapable"
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I've always wanted to make my own candy bar wrappers but im not sure which paper to use. Most papers are too thick to be folded and some are too thin to be printed on. What paper should I use? Thanks girls!