I used to think aluminum foil came in rolls because society wanted us to suffer. Every time I needed a sheet, I’d pull out three feet, slice my finger on the box, accidentally tear it diagonally, and somehow end up wrapping one sandwich like it was evidence from a crime scene. Then I discovered these **9-inch pre-cut aluminum foil sheets**. Five hundred sheets. FIVE HUNDRED. I now possess enough individually portioned aluminum to wrap every burrito I eat until retirement, protect leftovers through several minor apocalypses, or make an extremely disappointing suit of armor. The sheets are conveniently pre-cut, which means I no longer have to demonstrate my complete lack of spatial reasoning at the foil dispenser. Just grab, wrap, and pretend you work at a professional deli. Are they glamorous? No. Are they life-changing? Also probably no. But yesterday I wrapped a baked potato in under four seconds, and for one brief moment I understood what it feels like to have your life completely under control. **Pros:** No tearing, no jagged edges, 500 opportunities to feel efficient. **Cons:** I am now dangerously overconfident about my food-wrapping abilities.

I can't keep roll foil in the house because of people I live with. I ordered these sheets because they meet my needs and they are too small to cover large dishes to take out of here. I was tired of buying supplies for someone else's benefit, and this stopped the problem without having to bring the topic up. They line the bottom of the oven and my broiler pan adequately and prevent me from having to scrub off grease.

My wife loves these precut sheets, as they are easy to use for her baking, and food handling needs. This blue box sheet is slightly smaller in size compared to the larger size red box. But it suits our needs just right. They are also very economical, we’re never without a box of them.

I use these to air fry, covering cooked meat resting, in my grill drip pan.

This product has changed in the last year. Firstly, it is no longer available in my local club, which is inconvenient. Secondly, the quality of the foil sheets has gone down. The first 25 or so sheets had a large hole in them that was obviously a manufacturer defect rendering them useless, and it wasn't in a way the packaging could have caused, so quality control needs to be better watched. 90% of the package was still useable, but in the past I only lost 1% to packaging. I've been purchasing these at my club for over 20 years, so I'm aware there is either a new manufacturer supplying Members Mark or a lower quality machine being used to create. After all that though, these are still the best price I can find somewhat locally, so will purchase again hoping this was a fluke.

Most of the time the foils come out easily. Sometimes they are bunched up and rip. Not sure if they drop off the shelf or pallet, but the corners are bunched up sometimes. Best price for a box though. I use these to foil hair.

The foil is flimsy. This is not made well like the previous box of foil I bought a while back. Foil sometimes tears when pulling out of box. The foil sticks to the next piece of foil. I pull one piece of foil up and out, and 2 more pieces are stuck together.

Product is fine but but shipping boxes are under filled product smashed by canned food

This Member's Mark foil sheets are extremely disappointing! Just touching it and it tears--simply terrible. It's almost as bad as papier-mâché. Thin, flimsy, poor quality, and just plain unusable. I'm fairly reasonable in my assessment of products, so now I'm suspicious of all these 5-star reviews from other users. Did I get faulty product, or are they just a lot more lenient than I am?

These foils have more than doubled in price in the last couple years! The quality seems diminished also.