Tesco Value Wrapping Foil Reviews

Tesco Value Wrapping Foil Kitchenware

Product Type: Tesco Kitchenware

Newest Review: ... There is then a piece of tape holding the end down and it's wise to be gentle when undoing the tape so you don't damage the ... more

 ... roll underneath and start a fault. I can go for weeks without using this and then use it a few days on the trot. I used to wrap my breakfast (toast or bagel) up on the way to work and it'd still be warm when I got there so it has some good heat retaining properties too. Price Price wise, it currently sells for 90p for 25 meters. I think I have paid less than this in the past although I do think 90p is a good price still. Problems I often don't reach the end of the roll, due to the roll getting damaged, and if you g...more

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darling89
Tesco Value Wrapping Foil: Tesco Value Foil: Fantastic Value Foil! (619 words)
by - written on 07/04/12 (Very useful, 46 readings)
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Tesco Value Wrapping Foil Foil is something we seem to get through in huge amounts in my household. Because we use so much, I don't like to spend a huge amount of money, so for the past few years I've been buying Tesco Value foil, which, at 90p per roll, is by far the cheapest option in my local supermarket. The Foil Itself Before I started buying this foil I used to buy Tesco's own brand version which is quite a bit thicker, so when I first started using this foil I was struck by how thin and flimsy it felt. I was a little concerned that wrapped sandwiches, for example, might not stay wrapped until lunchtime, as I thought the foil might ...  Read the complete review

rji0907
Tesco Value Wrapping Foil (501 words)
by - written on 26/01/12 (Very useful, 36 readings)
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When it comes to foil, it is not something that I am going to spend a fortune on and I am not bothered by brand names either. As far as I am concerned, foil is foil no matter how expensive it is and they are all much of a muchness so I just got the cheapest one around. As I tend to do my weekly shop in Tesco's, I tend to pick up the Tesco Value wrapping foil. It is not boxed like many foils are, it is simply wrapped around a cardboard tube and sealed with a clear, cellophane wrapper which bears the Tesco Value logo and nothing more. This isn't a concern for me though as I always throw the box away anyway as it takes up unnecessary room in my kitchen drawer. ...  Read the complete review

k2705
Tesco Value Wrapping Foil: Tesco Wrapping Foil (473 words)
by - written on 27/12/11 (Very useful, 45 readings)
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I am not particularly brand loyal and am happy to give most value products a try at least once. While shopping in Tesco a few weeks ago I picked up a roll of their foil, Its from their Value range and does look very basic but foil only ends up in the recycle bin so I decided to give the bargain roll a try. Tesco Wrapping Foil, as its called, is sold without the usual box and serrated cutter, it just has a clear cellophane wrapping over it. The wrapper has the value logo on it and informs the customer that it is 290mm x 25m. There are a few warnings on the wrapper such as do not use in the microwave or freezer. The wrapper also states that this foil should ...  Read the complete review

topsyturvy
Does The Trick (689 words)
by - written on 24/07/11 (Very useful, 47 readings)
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I have never bothered paying too much for foil and still to the day will not waste money on it as literally all brands to me are the same with things like this and I'll only bin it after use and it seems pointless. This is why Tesco Value's foil is the perfect one for me as it has no fancy packaging which in that sense is good for the environment and also it doe the job like all others and at a fraction of the price. Foil is foil and this is what it is and I was glad to pay under a pound and try it out to see how good it was. APPEARANCE As I said before, this does look very budget as it comes with no box and is literally just a roil of foil, with a ...  Read the complete review

pinklady1
Tesco Value Wrapping Foil: Cheap foil. (893 words)
by - written on 21/07/11 (Very useful, 96 readings)
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I use quite a lot of foil to cover my food so that it keeps nice and fresh. I buy the branded ones and also this one which is from Tesco's Value range. I find it is always useful to have foil handy so that it is always there when it is needed because a lot of the time some left over food can be covered and then eaten later in the day or the next day. This foil is very basic looking, it does not come in a fancy box, it is just wrapped in a transparent wrapper. The foil is placed around a cardboard tube of which is not at all flimsy, it is very sturdy to keep the foil in place. The wrapper is easy to remove and once it is removed the foil can be open via a ...  Read the complete review

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