Reynolds Wrap Everyday Strength Aluminum Foil, 75 square feet

Yeah this stuff is awesome. I like the Everyday Strength cause you know it'll wrap things and things'll stay wrapped. I knew a guy called Billy K. who brought a sandwich every day to school wrapped in foil. I always liked that but my mama always wrapped mine in cellophane. I asked him one day, Billy, what's it like to hold a sandwich that's wrapped in foil? Can you even feel the sandwich? And he's like, Yeah, I guess. And then I said, You ever try chewin on a piece of that stuff? And he said, What, foil? And I said, Yeah, you got any fillings? And he said, Plenty. And I said, Give her a try, so he tore off a piece of foil and chewed on it and boy did his eyes light up when he bit down on that stuff! I said, Gives ya a little shock, don't it? And he said, Yeah! So then Randy Treehorn come walking over and Billy says, Hey Randy, chew on this, and he tore off a little piece of foil and Randy popped her in and oh boy you shoulda seen the look on his face! How'd you do that? he says and Billy and I are just bustin up. I think Randy learned more about electricity and conduction that day then he ever did in science class but now he works at the post office so he might of forgot all about it.

Dad's are so many uses for Reynolds's Wrap aluminum foil. I always have it on hand in my kitchen. Definitely heavy duty and sturdy to use for cooking and covering bowls and for use in freezer.

What can I say about a product I have been using for decades? It's the same as it has always been and they stuck with a good product because if it's not broke, don't fix it!

Reynolds wrap is the best brand of foil and the strongest. Even the everyday is just as good as the heavy duty for normal use. I like to line my pans for an easy cleanup!

Have used other brands throughout the years. Most issues I've witnessed are with the boxes. Poor quality has you destroying the box within a few uses. The price difference to me is worth the extra charge to have a better dispenser. Reynolds's is the best to date. Until someone comes up with a better dispenser, I'm only giving a four star rating on the box. Other than that, the quality of the foil is great. I'm sure it will make a great hat for those interested in that feature.

I've tried other brands, but Reynolds Wrap is always the brand I go back to. It may be pricier than others, but its worth it. It keeps food fresh in the fridge or freezer and its great when cooking in the oven. This product makes my time so much easier in the kitchen.

I accidentally purchased the Everyday Strength version instead of the Heavy Duty foil, and I could tell the difference right away. The Heavy Duty foil is noticeably thicker and more durable, especially for cooking and wrapping foods. That said, this is still a good quality aluminum foil and works well for everyday tasks. I gave it 4 stars because I personally prefer the added strength and durability of the Heavy Duty version. If you use aluminum foil frequently for cooking like I do, I think it's worth spending a little extra for the Heavy Duty option. Otherwise, this is still a solid product that gets the job done.

It seems to have maintained a degree of quality above generic brands. Sometimes the box is not perfect or the foil too thin and rips in unwanted places. When this happens, I simply remove from the box and continue to use, as it is pretty easy to tear even without the box. I use to cover oven dishes or for storage. Attempting to cut back on these things due to climate change so am doing my best to be conservative, as this type of foil doesn't biodegrade. But it does evolve into a less toxic form and I'm not totally clear but may be better than plastic for the landfills and environment.

The quality of Reynolds aluminum foil has gone way down. It's incredibly thin now and the box is super flimsy. I won't be buying Reynolds wrap anymore.

Regular aluminum foil has become ridiculously flimsy in recent years. Reynolds is at least strong enough to wrap a pb%26j sandwich, while most have the consistency of tissue paper. Have to purchase heavy duty for any secure wrapping or lining, def for cooking.