I only use Reynolds, I tried other brands and they were flimsy.

works just like it says...no stick!! I love it!

The best for non sticking baking and broiling

This is not an inexpensive product but it makes cooking and cleaning easier, which in the long run likely saves me frustration and money on take out. In baking applications or other cooking methods that require a clean release, this foil performs. Given that I have cooked all but a handful of my family's meals for this pandemic year... I was comparison shopping recently. The Sam's Club two pack is a good value, which includes an 35 extra feet per roll over the large single supermarket sized package. I priced the product at my grocery store and the Sam's price is discounted significantly.

I’ve bought the non stick Reynolds wrap for over 20+ years. Disappointed the thickness is less than half the normal thickness. It’s like they went from .35 to .10 in thickness very disappointed with this purchase.

I bought this not looking at the new strength, Everyday, but looked only at the color thinking I was buying the same non stick foil as always. This is the worst. It tears easily and you have to use two pieces for strength. I won't be buying again and gave away the second box because the quality is not there.

Apparently they make two versions of their nonstick foil heavy duty that I buy at the store and the every day strength that is this one. It is ultra thin. I'll use it to cover things that I'm putting in the fridge or line the pan for cookies but lining a pan for cake or casseroles is going to be a big no for this.

This nonstick Reynolds wrap is not the same as before! It is thin and rips when you don’t want it to rip!

You know what "everyday use" translates to? Crap. Reynolds took an amazing product that I have bought for years and refabbed it into garbage. This foil is that near tissue paper thin stuff you avoid at the dollar store. Many of the candy making items I traditionally used this for can't be - the foil is so thin there isn't enough structure to peel it away easiky. Nonstick only goes so far. It shreds almost as bad as regular foil would. For other dishes I have to double down with more sturdy foil to keep it in secured in place. Four letter words to you Reynolds. My season ain't so happy and bright after using your cheaped out product.

Love the Reynolds Wrap brand non-stick foil. However, Sam’s Club has provided the thinnest possible version of the wrap. It rips while gently forming it to a pan. Wind up using regular foil underneath to make sure there are no leaks and then putting the non-stick on top. Not a great deal because you have to use twice as much foil.