===Why I Bought This===

Most homes need some form of kitchen roll and although I do not use it for many tasks my son and I like to use some for draining our chips.



===The Brand===

Tesco Everyday Value - the 2012 version of Tesco Value.



===The Product===

Twin pack of Everyday Value Jumbo Kitchen Roll.
In transparent packaging but with the new Everyday Value type logo on the front of numerous relevant little small images in green - glasses, microwave oven, spilt liquid etc.
The back panel states that Tesco applies to same standards to their Value range as they do to their other items.
The average content is 200 sheets per roll.
Each sheet is 218 mm x 208 mm.
Made in the UK and from Forest Stewardship Council responsible sourced wood. The pack bears the FSC logo and more information can be found on their website at www.FSC.org



===Cost===

83 pence.



===Comparisons===

Tesco Ultra 2 rolls - £1.70
Regina Blitz 2 rolls - £3.



===My Opinion===

I find these basic kitchen rolls perfectly adequate.
The paper is quite thin and a basic white colour, they also have a very slight honeycomb sort of texture.
For our needs they serve quite well as all we use them for s to drain some oil off our chips - though my son has used them to try and dry out some mozzarella cheese.
The roll may not be as quilted and thick as the more expensive brands but it does its job well enough.
It is strong enough to mop up some spills as well, and, although cheap, does not disintegrate when wet - though if you were using them for wiping around your work surfaces or cleaning windows you would need to use quite a few at a time.
Great if you are trying to economise as why waste money on paper to throw away. If money is no object then of course upgrade to the luxury brands but otherwise this product works quite well.



===Star Rating===

5 stars for value.



===Would I Recommend?===

Yes.



===Website===

www.tesco.com