🧻 [500 Pack] Dry Wrap Wax Paper Sheets with Dispenser Box - Interfolded for Food and Deli, 12 X 10.75 Inch Review

Ideal for making sandwiches. We often use them as "dinner plates" or for messy breading/crumbing, painting pallets, and many other uses. I used to buy them from CostCo all the time but they seem to have stopped selling them so I looked up Revain. Revain always comes through.

I was looking for a decent replacement for Costco's parchment sheets, which Costco apparently no longer sells. I've cut sandwiches on it and then wrapped them in the same sheet. I also wrapped chopped onions and fruit to keep in the fridge. These sheets cannot replace those wonderful Costco parchment sheets. Too bad.

Grossly insecure. This product is intended for foodstuffs that are supplied without packaging, boxes or containers. With shipping label attached directly to the wax paper box. How many people have handled this box during the pandemic that now needs to go to my kitchen for all family members to touch and eat? Don't buy this, if you do you will regret it.

This product was purchased solely to be cut into small sheets for individual candy wrappers, as I have done countless times. Wax paper rolls, which I buy commercially, work great for this. However, this product sticks to my candy, absorbs moisture, and breaks when I unwrap the candy compared to tested grocery store products. The paper sheets even feel dry and more like writing paper than wax paper. I have not used this product for anything else as I only bought it to wrap candy.

I use these to shape ground beef hamburger patties. I wrap them individually and put the right amount in each freezer bag so they can be taken out when thawed without sticking together. They're also great for coating food that I put in the microwave to reheat. Minimizes microwave spatter. When I make homemade cookies, I line the bottom of the pan I'm storing them in and also sandwich them between each layer of cookies until the pan is full.

I was looking for an alternative to my Cabnet Wax Sheets and came across these. I noticed that the first sheets I used had a small nick a few inches long. At first I thought I cut or tore the sheets while making the sandwiches, but later realized the cut was a factory artifact and not mine. Every other sheet has a small 2 inch nick in the same place. I have 70-100 sheets in a box, once it's all gone I'll look for an alternative.

Bought this product solely to cut into small sheets for custom candy wrappers, as I have done countless times. Wax paper rolls, which I buy commercially, work great for this. However, this product sticks to my candy, absorbs moisture, and breaks when I unwrap the candy compared to tested grocery store products. The paper sheets even feel dry and more like writing paper than wax paper. I have not used this product for anything else as I only bought it to wrap candy.

I've been using wax paper sheets for at least 20 years. They're great for covering items in the microwave and I use them for steaming veggies. I used to tear leaves off a roll of wax paper. I've found leaves at Costco and Sam's Club over the years, also 500 per box, packed in two boxes. I paid over $16 for a box of 500 sheets of Interfold Food and Deli Wrap Paper. You are very thin. They seem to absorb moisture. Two or three are needed to do the job that one used to do, and they leave a film on