Alum foil should never come into contact with food especially acidic foods. especially tomatoes. I would not pound my chicken with it. Aluminum is poisonous it accumulates in the body tissues and is very dangerous for health. Sharon Wilde new member and student naturopath
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06/03/2008
If they are real foil,use them to put ears of corn in on the grill. If they are mylar, don't.
By pghgirl (Guest Post)
03/01/2008
I have shredded the bags and used them for gift baskets. Be sure to wash and dry thoroughly first! They make great fill!
By Sharon. (Guest Post)
02/28/2008
I am now going to save mine for the cat scoopings.
By Carole (Guest Post)
02/28/2008
I just want to say thanks to all the responses that I received for my question.
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02/28/2008
You can tie them to fruit trees to scare birds away. GG Vi
By Sandy (Guest Post)
02/27/2008
I use these bags when I am breading chicken or chops and also I use them when I want to pound out a porkchop or steak to make stuffed steak or chops. They do not tear when you use a mallet on the meat. Also good for chicken breasts.
By (Guest Post)
02/27/2008
The bags are Mylar reather than alum. and can be heat sealed to store any number of things, if you have a vacuum sealer that's even better, Mylar is impervious to water and you won't lose vacuum if properly sealed.
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02/26/2008
I use them for wet/smelly garbage. Holds the odor in pretty well and prevents a leaky mess in the garbage pail.