Using Aluminum Foil In Kitchen? Keep These Tips Handy

When it comes to food preparation and storage, aluminum foil is a staple in most households. However, some people wonder if it's safe to use. The following are some of the dos and don'ts of using aluminium foil in the kitchen, which will help you make smart judgements and prevent any accidents. 

Sealing the moisture of food
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Sealing the moisture of food

Foil wrap is handy for covering cooked meals. This will keep the moisture in and the heat in for longer. 

Do not reheat the food
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Do not reheat the food

Studies have shown that microwaving food in aluminium foil causes the food to cook unevenly due to the reflection of microwave energy off of the foil's aluminium surface. 

Do not roast in it
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Do not roast in it

Because the tomato is an acidic fruit, it has the potential to react with the aluminium on the foil, turning the food into something poisonous. 

Do not bake
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Do not bake

Remember that aluminium is heat conductive, thus the batter or dough that touches the foil will absorb more heat. Your cookies and pastries may burn. 

Keep non-perishable food
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Keep non-perishable food

Aluminium foil is a fantastic tool for retaining moisture. By storing non-perishable and dry items in it, you may be able to increase the shelf life of the foods and also seal in the moisture to keep them fresh. 

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