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| welsh lamb |
Foil- recommendations pleaseI cannot seem to find decent foil - for many years I used Lakeland own brand foil - but have been disappointed recently (I find it tears very easily)Have tried various other brands - even the so called extra strength stuff which seems to spilit as soon as you try to cover a chicken for roasting. Any recommendations please? |
| Northern_Lad |
Bacofoil always works for me. |
| marigold |
Tesco's own brand (not the "value" range). Doubled up for tricky things. |
| Rosemary Judy |
Lakeland foil is fantastic - I love it !
- and they sell it saying it is thicker than most..... |
| Anders |
I try to use foil as little as possible (I still use it for some of my baking, but try to reuse it for as long as possible). |
| Sarah D |
Natural Collection do a good recycled tin foil. I use very little, so have had mine for ages, but it is good. Downside is it's made in Finland, but no idea where other foils are made. Didn't find out until I actually got the box.
http://www.naturalcollection.com/natural-products/Recycled-and-Planet-Friendly-Cooking.aspx |
| welsh lamb |
Have ordered another roll of Lakeland in case my last one was faulty - will also try some Bacofoil & compare!!
sarah D - will try this if above still results in failure on the foil front 
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