Aluminum Foil

[Aquattro]

Originally Posted by StirCrazy

when they chew a couple antacids a night is just silly

Steve

Steve, if you're eating two of these a night, you might want to see a doctor I have maybe 2 a year....

[StirCrazy]

Originally Posted by Aquattro

Steve, if you're eating two of these a night, you might want to see a doctor I have maybe 2 a year....

Allready did its the lesser of two evils. couple tums a week, or another pill every day which causes low levels of vitimin b. i put up with the aluminum

Steve

[Aquattro]

Originally Posted by StirCrazy

. i put up with the aluminum

Steve

I guess after a while you forget about it anyway....:P

[StirCrazy]

Originally Posted by Aquattro

I guess after a while you forget about it anyway....:P

thats the great part. hmm.... what were we talking about?

Steve

[globaldesigns]

Originally Posted by Fishward

shiny-ness has nothing to do with heat conductivity. the maufacturer is perfectly right. it makes absolutely not a lick of a difference. you use aluminum foil not to reflect heat, but to keep in moisture, while conducting as much heat as possible.

Fishward has it correct.... When cooking, its not like you are putting in the sunshine and has nothing to do with conductivity.

The Foil will get hot and keep heat in, no matter what side you use.

HEHE, great thread though.

[kien]

Originally Posted by globaldesigns

Fishward has it correct.... When cooking, its not like you are putting in the sunshine and has nothing to do with conductivity.

The Foil will get hot and keep heat in, no matter what side you use.

HEHE, great thread though.

Umm.. The whole foil discussion is well over with, we've all moved on to bigger and better things in this thread, like tums?!?

[StirCrazy]

Originally Posted by kien

Umm.. The whole foil discussion is well over with, we've all moved on to bigger and better things in this thread, like tums?!?

actualy tums don't contain AL, but some of the more powerfull antacids do.