Great Value Aluminum Foil, 75 sq ft

I use this to line my pans before I put them in the oven and save myself a lot of dishwashing. For that purpose. it works great and it's cheaper than Reynolds Wrap. getting the roll started can be a little tricky, but once you get that accomplished, you're fine.

Yes before you wonder it does tear easily , so that is not cool sometimes but for the value and needs it works perfectly . Remember the shiny side and dull side usages and it will always do its job . If you don't know look it up and that will solve all your cooking issues. You're welcome.

This Great Value Aluminum Foil with locking ends keeps the roll in place as you pull and tear. Standard strength is perfect for lining pans, cover dishes and warming or storing leftovers. Features a sharp cutting edge for easy tearing. Compare to raynolds this one do the job for less price.

Great product for the money. There is literally no difference in the Great Value brand and the name brand. My only negative comment would be regarding the sturdiness of the box. Occasionally the glue on the ends of the box fails and I have to put tape on the ends. No big deal, just a minor annoyance. Otherwise I would definitely recommend purchasing this aluminum foil.

Great value foil is better than name brand. It is thicker and works better. Obviously, it's less expensive as well. We use it on the barbecue steam/wrap, vegetables, use it to line pans when making meatloaf as well as several other meals to keep the pan clean and also take advantage of the nonstick side. Most definitely a quality product folds easily to make wider pieces when you need to cover a large roast, keeping the precious juices in. Awesome all around product..

We buy both the thinner aluminum and the thicker stuff and keep both on hand for different uses. This one is great for lining pans that you don't have to lift the items out of with it. It is also good for covering dishes or wrapping sandwiches for when you are on the go. Easy to use and rip off. Just mind the evil cutter on the box.

I was by this tin foil it's just as good as Reynolds wrap but for a cheaper cost and it lasts a really long time it never rips into little pieces like that cheap junkie dollar kind of definitely worth paying a couple bucks more to get heavy duty to tin foil and I have to pay the heavy duty price

Stronger than I thought. Most bargain foils are thin and tear easily. This was a pleasant surprise. Not at all what I've come to expect from a lower priced foil. No disappointments here.

Not strong at all. When I tried to use it the first time it was like the right side was glued together. The more I tried to get it to stop peeling and get back to full sheet it just tore more. I won't be using this brand of foil again.

They've changed this product to the point that is should not even be called "aluminum foil". It's almost as if it is a hybrid of plastic and aluminum. It no longer crumpled and creases like aluminum foil. It will no longer mold itself around a dish or pan like it used to. It's completely useless and I'll never buy this brand again. I'll gladly pay a little extra for the Reynolds brand where I'll at least have something I can use.