Reynolds Wrappers Reviews

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5.00 of 5 (by 3 users)

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easy to use (all)
inexpensive (all)
just the right size (all)
line bottom of pan (all)
use as a cover or (all)
can wrap leftovers (all)

Cons

none that i can think of (1)

Reynolds Wrappers Ratings and Reviews

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These are a must-have in my kitchen!!!

practical, value conscious

NOV

2007

While in the checkout line at Walmart well over a year ago, I happened to notice something called Reynolds Wrappers. The idea of pop-up sheets of foil in a handy size appealed to me, so I spent $1 to buy a box of 25. Since then I have bought several more boxes, because I use them all the time. I line my pans with them when I bake dinners such as chicken or pork chops, and the meat doesn't stick to the bottom of the pan. I don't have to spray cooking spray. My non-stick pans still would always stick , so with these nice sheets of aluminum I don't have to worry. All...

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Moonwind
Florissant, CO

So convenient for everything from the kitchen to the grill

a busy person

JUN

2008

I am a busy mom/wife/career woman. Cooking usually entails throwing a frozen pizza in the oven. However, finding Reynolds Wrappers has changed my outlook on cooking/grilling! I know you are saying "what is the big deal - it is just aluminum foil." I thought that at first but have found Reynolds Wrappers to be so much more. Just pulling that ready to go sheet of foil out of the box makes me think " what else can I wrap?" I use these for everything from lining the pan/cookie sheet for use in the oven (makes for SUPER eay cleanup) to wrapping some nice fresh corn for grilling - Reynolds... review »

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llgray16
South Park, PA

Ready To Use & Just The Right Size

not very handy

JUN

2008

I love these, too. I also spotted them at Super Wal-Mart near the register about a year ago. I bought a box & also the next time I went. After that, they never sold them again. A little while ago, my $1 store had them & I bought several boxes. I'm going back for more. I like these to line the bottom of the pan for chicken, pork chops & frozen pizza. And they come in handy if you run out of baggies. Amazon.com sells them, but the shipping costs more than the box of wrappers. I'll just stock up at the $1 store.