🌱 Reynolds Recycled Aluminum Foil: Eco-Friendly 75 Square Foot Roll Review

This Reynolds recycled aluminum foil fits. It's a bit thinner than usual but still does a great job of covering food, cooking packaged food, and lining vegetables. The problem is the box it comes in. When it arrived in an envelope it was practically crushed. I had to work hard to round out the role again. But under a lot of pressure, I was finally able to roll it up, wrap it, and cut it open. Trim? With "edge" at the opening? I do not think so. My adult son who lives with me even complained…

I was skeptical that this is a recycled aluminum foil box, it's terribly thin, tears easily and just looks cheap unusable. I'm pleasantly surprised that none of that happened and that this big brand didn't seem to cut corners with a product that makes great use of recycled aluminum. Others have complained about the box, but I've had no problem keeping the box in shape and making it as easy as traditional cling film to tear on the thin metal edge of the box. It feels a little thinner than heavy…

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…