A kind of film-like metal paper coated or pasted with silver, mostly silvery white, and the metal component is actually aluminum, not tin.
Aluminum foil paper, also called tin foil in Hong Kong, is a thin sheet with a thickness of less than 0.02 mm. Most aluminum foil papers are shiny on one side and dull on the other. Mainly used for packaging food, medicine, cosmetics and other chemical products.
What is tinfoil?
Tin foil: a kind of thin film-like metal paper coated or pasted with silver, mostly silvery white, but actually aluminum foil. Aluminum foil, also known as aluminum foil, is called tin foil in Hong Kong. It is a tool made of flat metal aluminum, which is mainly used for cooking in the kitchen, holding food, or making some materials that can be easily cleaned.
Thousands of tons of aluminum foil paper are used to protect and package food, cosmetics and chemicals all over the world. Most aluminum foil paper has a glossy side and a dull side. Aluminum foil paper for food can wrap food on both sides, and it is usually recommended to wrap it with bright side to improve the heat conduction effect.