Aluminum Foil– Pack of One 50 Sq. Ft. Roll - 100% Recycled Tin Foil Kitchen Wrap

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...and that's part of why it's a greener product: you'll consume less foil than if you were using Reynolds Wrap. I don't need thick foil, and you may not either: it's just that we've been trained since childhood to believe thick foil is "normal." Don't let a giant multinational company push you around by telling you what aluminum foil should be. If You Care 100% Recycled Aluminum Foil has gotten a bad wrap (excuse the pun). I use it mostly for covering savory dishes in the oven, and have never once had a problem with this brand. And no, I don't work for the company or its affiliates, I work in the Health Sciences field (read some of my older reviews if you don't believe me). I suspect the negative reviews are often written by (choose one or more of the following) people who: 🙊 Do a lot of grilling (admittedly, Reynolds Wrap may be better for some purposes due to its thickness). 🙈 Are employed by and/or own stock in the giant multinational corporation Alcoa, the parent company of Reynolds Wrap. It's always good to trash the competition online. 🙉 Hate green products because hippies use them, and (despite near consensus among the world's scientists) *still* believe climate change is a hoax (lucky for them, If You Care 100% Recycled Aluminum Foil is great for making tin foil hats). If you don't hate the planet but do hate the If You Care brand, you can buy "Reynolds Wrap Foil from 100% Recycled Aluminum" (which reportedly is as thick as their regular variety). I support the If You Care brand because [1] it works for me despite being greener, and [2] *all* of the company's products are greener.

Good price and recycled aluminum.

If I’m going to use aluminum foil I do want it to be health cautious and clean. Love this brand!

It's a bit flimsy so not great for BBQ but general use I love that it's recycled material - I hate waste so I feel good about it.