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Freshwrapp Aluminium Foil
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Freshwrapp Aluminium Foil

πŸ“¦ 72 m roll

Food-grade foil for rotis and leftovers.

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  • Keeps rotis warm in the tiffin
  • Oven and grill safe
  • Serrated cutting edge
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About this tissue

Freshwrapp Aluminium Foil β€” Food-grade foil for rotis and leftovers.

Why it is on the Tissues & Disposables shelf: Keeps rotis warm in the tiffin; Oven and grill safe; Serrated cutting edge.

At a glance: Length: 72 m. Thickness: 11 microns. Material: Food-grade aluminium. Use: Wrapping, baking, grilling. Packaging: Box with cutting edge. Pack: 72 m roll.

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At a glance

Pack72 m roll
Length72 m
Thickness11 microns
MaterialFood-grade aluminium
UseWrapping, baking, grilling
PackagingBox with cutting edge

πŸ“– Before you buy a tissue

Look at "ply" and "sheets per roll": 2-ply with 300 sheets is a good standard. A family of four uses about 8 to 12 toilet rolls a month, so 12-packs are the economical buy. Kitchen towels should be 2-ply and absorbent; garbage bags should be oxo-biodegradable and at least 19 x 21 inches for a kitchen bin. Aluminium foil of 11 microns is the everyday grade for wrapping rotis. Store paper away from damp.

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