Review on 🌱 Reynolds Recycled Aluminum Foil: Eco-Friendly 75 Square Foot Roll by Ann Champa

I try to choose sustainable products whenever possible, so I was happy to learn that Reynolds Wrap now offers recycled aluminum foil. According to the product information printed on the packaging, the aluminum foil, cardboard and tube are made from 100% recycled materials. The packaging also claims that recycled aluminum foil is "food safe," and the manufacturer's website goes on to explain that the foil is just as safe to use as new aluminum foil because the metal melts at over 1200 degrees Fahrenheit. .This recycled aluminum foil is the same gauge and thickness as Reynolds Wrap's Everyday Foil. It works well and is very pliable, but be aware that it's a bit thinner than "heavy foil". If you're wrapping something with sharp edges or corners, they can poke through the film if you're wrapping too quickly. (I've had this happen to the edge of the crust when wrapping leftover pizza.) But I find foil this thick especially good when wrapping food over a plate or platter, as thinner foil is easier to press firmly against the edges. Pages. crockery or casserole dish. I've also found that this foil easily tears at the jagged metal along the inside edge of the box. I am very happy with the performance of this film and I love that all of the materials are recyclable and recyclable. I also appreciate the fact that this slide is made in the USA. The only reason I'm rating this 4 stars and not 5 stars is that Reynolds Wrap Recycled Aluminum Foil currently costs about 3x the price of a comparable sized Reynolds Everyday Foil roll. I'm happy to pay a little more for sustainable products, but I'm suspicious of the significant price difference between the brand's regular and recycled aluminum foil. If the price goes down (currently it may be more expensive as it is a newer product) I will definitely reorder. Either way, this Reynolds Wrap Recycled Aluminum Foil is a great choice for those who want to make environmentally conscious product choices and are willing to pay more for them.