Reynolds Heavy Duty Foil 50sqft Test

Foil is foil and that isn't a big deal. What is a big deal is that more than 50% of the registers at the Pinhook location are not available for checkout. Workers stand around watching customers check out their own purchases. An older gentleman came to take a few plastic bags from my area while I was checking out my items and the worker raised her voice and told him that he couldn't do that and security was watching him. He said he didn't realize and walked away. She turned to me and snickered that the register wasn't even turned on and refused to tell him because she said he was trying to get attention. I turned and told him that the register wasn't on and that he should wait for one to open. He thanked me. I lost respect for that woman today. I can't wait for the ... MoreFoil is foil and that isn't a big deal. What is a big deal is that more than 50% of the registers at the Pinhook location are not available for checkout. Workers stand around watching customers check out their own purchases. An older gentleman came to take a few plastic bags from my area while I was checking out my items and the worker raised her voice and told him that he couldn't do that and security was watching him. He said he didn't realize and walked away. She turned to me and snickered that the register wasn't even turned on and refused to tell him because she said he was trying to get attention. I turned and told him that the register wasn't on and that he should wait for one to open. He thanked me. I lost respect for that woman today. I can't wait for the new Rouse's to be built near my home.

The product has aluminum foil material that makes the foil super thin, light in weight but extremely flexible so it can be easily bent and shaped. Besides, it also has the effect of retaining heat, so it is used to preserve and keep food warm extremely well. I often use foil to package fresh foods for preservation in the refrigerator, keep food warm during transportation, cover the grill, line the bottom of baking trays, and air fryers to keep it hygienic and help food does not stick or burn during baking, line the surface of the gas stove to contain food or oil that splatters during the cooking process, making kitchen cleaning easier. Cover meat, fish, and seafood tightly. and vegetables when grilled to help them cook slowly and retain a more delicious and juicy ... MoreThe product has aluminum foil material that makes the foil super thin, light in weight but extremely flexible so it can be easily bent and shaped. Besides, it also has the effect of retaining heat, so it is used to preserve and keep food warm extremely well. I often use foil to package fresh foods for preservation in the refrigerator, keep food warm during transportation, cover the grill, line the bottom of baking trays, and air fryers to keep it hygienic and help food does not stick or burn during baking, line the surface of the gas stove to contain food or oil that splatters during the cooking process, making kitchen cleaning easier. Cover meat, fish, and seafood tightly. and vegetables when grilled to help them cook slowly and retain a more delicious and juicy flavor…Because it is very safe for consumers' health and extremely convenient, it has become an indispensable item in my kitchen.

Great product!

I am a penny pincher, but as I age, I find myself paying a bit more for ease of use. Reynolds Wrap Pre-Cut Aluminum Foil Sheets are the perfect size for many of my needs. I can fold one in half and it perfectly fits the baking sheet that came with my microwave, making cleanup a snap. These Foil Sheets do not easily tear and are durable. If I have to turn over something in the microwave, the sheet does not tear. The only thing I find inconvenient is what also makes it easy to get out the next sheet; I don't like how much of the next sheet is exposed. I don't know if there is a way around this but it is not enough to keep me from using the sheets. When my recent purchase is almost used up, I will buy another box (of 50). I tried a generic foil sheet, which unknowingly ... MoreI am a penny pincher, but as I age, I find myself paying a bit more for ease of use. Reynolds Wrap Pre-Cut Aluminum Foil Sheets are the perfect size for many of my needs. I can fold one in half and it perfectly fits the baking sheet that came with my microwave, making cleanup a snap. These Foil Sheets do not easily tear and are durable. If I have to turn over something in the microwave, the sheet does not tear. The only thing I find inconvenient is what also makes it easy to get out the next sheet; I don't like how much of the next sheet is exposed. I don't know if there is a way around this but it is not enough to keep me from using the sheets. When my recent purchase is almost used up, I will buy another box (of 50). I tried a generic foil sheet, which unknowingly had tiny holes across the entire sheet and let moisture, oil (fish sticks, etc) and other liquids drain through to the baking sheet, which defeats the purpose for my use. The generic sheets would tear easily, especially when taking one from the box. I did not save any money buying the generic sheets and they just did not perform well. I highly recommend Reynolds Wrap Pre-Cut Aluminum Foil Sheets,

I don't think I can go back to regular foil

I have a toaster oven that I use just about daily for all kinds of cooking--toasting bagels, sure, but also cooking fish filets, heating frozen veggie burger patties, or cooking those addictive Bambino Pizzas from Trader Joe's, to name a few. It's more energy-efficient than a conventional oven by far, and heats up the house less, too. To preserve the longevity of the OEM tray (and make cleanup easier), I typically line it with aluminium foil. However, anything with even a trace of oil would typically become welded on in a heartbeat, meaning I had to burn through a ton of foil with anything more exciting than a bagel being cooked. Then I happened across this stuff. It's almost scary how well it works for most things--no more fighting the foil for custody of my rustic ... MoreI have a toaster oven that I use just about daily for all kinds of cooking--toasting bagels, sure, but also cooking fish filets, heating frozen veggie burger patties, or cooking those addictive Bambino Pizzas from Trader Joe's, to name a few. It's more energy-efficient than a conventional oven by far, and heats up the house less, too. To preserve the longevity of the OEM tray (and make cleanup easier), I typically line it with aluminium foil. However, anything with even a trace of oil would typically become welded on in a heartbeat, meaning I had to burn through a ton of foil with anything more exciting than a bagel being cooked. Then I happened across this stuff. It's almost scary how well it works for most things--no more fighting the foil for custody of my rustic herbed salmon filets! Between Reynolds' own answers, independent laboratory testing, and the patent on file for the product, the non-stick coating is definitely not Teflon/PFOA/other fluorocarbons (I majored in chemistry in undergrad, so I care about these things), and instead appears to be a silicone polymer--so it's about as safe for cooking as all those fun flexible doodads people make from silicone these days. (Make of that what you will.) I find that after use, I can often just give the foil a good hot rinse and any remaining debris comes off with minimal fuss, so I can use the same sheet again and again as a toaster-oven tray liner. (Apologies, Reynolds: your product is so effective, I won't need to buy it nearly as much.) All in all, I know that food debris can render aluminium unrecyclable, so I'm glad that I can get more use out of each square foot this way--aluminium is absurdly energy-intensive to render from ore, but vastly more efficient to recycle it, so I try to recycle it whenever possible.

Nothing like it used to be!

It's still our good ole faithful go to; however it is nothing of quality like it used to be, growing up!I have started to buy BOTH the everyday %26 heavy duty the past few years! The purchase price rises but the quality lowers. I understand the economy has plummeted basically, but you shouldn't screw over your consumers nickel %26 dime-ing them!The everyday foil USED to be alright from your oven to your grill! Your everyday USED to be sufficient to cover prepared food in the regular refrigerator! Your regular USED to be sufficient for wrapping meats from the butcher %26 putting into the deep freezer (I personally keep them up to 6 months). It no longer is the quality it once was, which is why I switched over to heavy duty for the things I just mentioned.The ... MoreIt's still our good ole faithful go to; however it is nothing of quality like it used to be, growing up!I have started to buy BOTH the everyday %26 heavy duty the past few years! The purchase price rises but the quality lowers. I understand the economy has plummeted basically, but you shouldn't screw over your consumers nickel %26 dime-ing them!The everyday foil USED to be alright from your oven to your grill! Your everyday USED to be sufficient to cover prepared food in the regular refrigerator! Your regular USED to be sufficient for wrapping meats from the butcher %26 putting into the deep freezer (I personally keep them up to 6 months). It no longer is the quality it once was, which is why I switched over to heavy duty for the things I just mentioned.The everyday, IMPO is ok for covering meats/veggies when you cook in the oven to keep the juices in than take off towards the end, to brown but is is NOT like it used to be, where it's non-stick! It does the job of coverage when you want to keep the elements away while you're grilling outside %26 have the prepared items at the table.To sum it up: they need to go back to the quality they WERE known for!

Reynolds Wrap Aluminum Foil, Heavy Duty ←NOT

"Reynolds Wrap Aluminum Foil, Heavy Duty, 50 Square Feet" is NOT a Heavy duty aluminum foil! it used to be heavy duty, but apparently the Reynolds company decided they would compromise the quality of their aluminum foil for the sake of profit 😞I'm in my '60s and I've been using aluminum foil for cooking as well as many other things, for at least 50 years, so I have experience in knowing the thickness of aluminum foils Pretty well. I love to cook and aluminum foil has been easy to use and very very handy because it can just be thrown away and not have to worry about washing it after use. I started making small baking pans out of aluminum foil, many many years ago (now people act like it's a new thing). And, I have noticed over the years as the aluminum companies ... More"Reynolds Wrap Aluminum Foil, Heavy Duty, 50 Square Feet" is NOT a Heavy duty aluminum foil! it used to be heavy duty, but apparently the Reynolds company decided they would compromise the quality of their aluminum foil for the sake of profit 😞I'm in my '60s and I've been using aluminum foil for cooking as well as many other things, for at least 50 years, so I have experience in knowing the thickness of aluminum foils Pretty well. I love to cook and aluminum foil has been easy to use and very very handy because it can just be thrown away and not have to worry about washing it after use. I started making small baking pans out of aluminum foil, many many years ago (now people act like it's a new thing). And, I have noticed over the years as the aluminum companies have reduced the thickness of their products, for the sake of profit. This Reynolds aluminum foil is a perfect example of reducing the quality of a product for the sake of profit 😞What the companies need to realize, is that people will change to a different brand because of the lower quality, yet still having to pay for what was a really great quality product. I don't understand why companies don't get/understand that they will lose customers because of the company's greed.Also, this Reynolds aluminum foil is only 12 inches wide, but in the product description, it said it was 18 inches inches wide.

This product saved my marriage…seriously!

This product literally saved my marriage. You see, my in-laws were coming over for the first time, and I was tasked with cooking dinner. My wife values her parents’ opinions very much, and listens to them about many things. I also knew that my mother-in-law hates dirty trays, so I didn’t want them to be dirty from the baked chicken in the oven. I used this bad boy to cover the trays the chicken would be on, keeping them clean from stuck-on chicken. My mother-in-law was so pleased the tray wasn’t dirty, she gave me glowing praise to her daughter (my wife), thus, saving my marriage. Now, when the aliens came down from Jupiter, I only wish I could’ve saved my mother-in-law from being taken for experiments…but that’s a story for another day.

Totally disappointed!

I have been using the Non-stick Reynold’s wrap since it first came out. I love in the kitchen and in my studio. Make so many sticky projects possible in both places. So I was totally blown away when this stuff turned out to be so flimsy that it tears before it could stop the sticky from spreading. Thinking it must have been a lot, I bought another box. I can’t believe Reynold’s would make a dollar store product. If you are the kitchen just use cooking on the store brand. If are trying to hold things together or apart while sticky dies use silicone mats or sheets.