Removing background from plastic wrap

Hi all,
I need to remove the background from this image while keeping the straw and plastic wrap. Have looked all over for a tutorial, but no luck. Any help on how to do this would be much appreciated!
Thanks in advance,

I guess it depends on your goal.
If you just want to change the background you might get away with just using the multiply blending mode.
If you want a seperate transparent file you could try something like this:
1.duplicate the layer
2. select all
3. edit>copy
4. add a layer mask (press the layer mask icon at the bottom of the layers panel)
5. alt click on the layer mask
6. edit>paste
7. image>adjustments>invert
8. apply the layer mask (right click on the layer mask and press apply layer mask)
9.Select>Deselect
10. Layer>matting>remove white matte
You might add a drop shadow to bring out the plastic more.

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