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This is so not true. HD foil is an order of magnitude better than thin AF. It's not even a comparison.
How exactly does “doubling up” save money? Seems counterintuitive.
A comment for the algorithm
Double layer = double price.
That depends on the brand
Love and appreciate ya, Liza, but I can't agree with you on this one. The number of times I have to double up regular foil (or worse, have it fail because I didn't) makes always using heavy duty worth it. Thanks for all your hard work.
way to foil Reynolds' plan to scam us out of more money!
Thank you for the information ❤😊
There is a tremendous difference ATK! I’m not sure what you were testing, but I have heavy duty from Amazon and it’s really thick. I also have Kroger regular and it is paper thin and rips easily. Test again. Not sure how you came to your conclusions.
I use heavy duty to line my smokers drip tray, I did a tripled layer once of normal when I was out of hd, did not work well.
Reynolds "Heavy duty" definitely became thinner in the past few years… If you want the old style "Heavy Duty" you need to get it from a restaurant kitchen supply store…
The thin stuff sucks.
I have some heavy duty stuff mainly because i can get it with a larger roll width than i can get normal, and i have some stuff where i can fit it in a single sheet instead of multiple
Aye!