>>20430273
>why didn't i cook with this earlier?
who the fuck knows?
$41 for this roll
https://www.acemart.com/disposables/food-prep/foil/disposabull-foil12x1000-12-x-1000-aluminum-foil-roll/DBLFOIL12X1000

>>20430273
>>20430286
Qrd?

>>20430273
Yes. I've been using it all my life and claims that it damages your mind are obviously false. I've been using it all my life and claims that it damages your mind are obviously false.ajvs

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This shit makes cooking so easy.
why didn't i cook with this earlier?

Wait why did I make this thread again?

>>20430273
What was hard before you used it?

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>>20431643
This shit makes cooking so easy.
why didn't i cook with this earlier?

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This shit makes cooking so easy.
why didn't i cook with this earlier?

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>>20430273
epic thread. i hate cleaning sheet pans with shit baked on. Now that I'm here does anyone know of a product you could line a sheet pan with to keep shit from baking on

>>20431967
Heavy duty foil is a bit less thin and fragile when using your spatula to get your items off the lined sheet pan. For cleanup, you can't beat foil, just throw it away when done. I find nonstick sheet pans too dark, and not really that nonstick.

So, when it realloy matters that it doesn't stick to the foil, use parchment, or nonstick aluminum foil I will cover a dish of lasagna with nonstick foil, which keeps the cheese on top, without lifting it off.

>>20431967
I mostly use parchment paper