It is ok for basic coverage but it does rip before you want it to, but I wish I would have got the heavy duty.

Purchased one of these containers over 4 years ago for my son's wedding dinner. It is almost gone after all this time.

It's easy to use, the cutter is in a great place. This is the first time we've got this and we really glad we got it.

I like having this at home, I never need to worry about running out. This foil this hefty and of good quality. It can last at least 4 months or more.

The cheapest, flimsiest foil I've ever used. There's also some stupid glue every foot or so that rips a huge chunk out of the sheet every time I pull some out. Completely useless and way too expensive for being this cheap.

This used to be a good product but they changed something. It does not crease or conform. Does not work if you're preparing a dish that requires being tightly covered with foil.

Perfect dimensions to wrap up either our large or small hot subs. Keeps them warm for an hour, and is $9 cheaper than the exact same foil we could buy from our wholesale co.

I am not sure why but the new box we just bought is very thin compared to the one we bought in April. yes, I did double check and it's the same we bought before. We shall see how well this roll works.

We have used MM standard foil for years. We bought this particular one about a year ago, and started using it two months ago. It is so springy that it will not hold its shape when folded over something. Kind of crazy! I found out this has something to do with alloys and tempering used in production. What I think we all want is aluminum foil that is "dead-fold", which will hold the shape you desire.

Boxes tend to break apart before the foil is finished but the foil is great!