Hey! So, about the Reynolds Kitchens Unbleached Parchment Paper—if you're into eco-friendly kitchen stuff, this one's pretty great.
It's unbleached and made from 75% unbleached fibers, which makes it a good pick sustainability-wise. Plus, it's certified by the Forest Stewardship Council, so you know the fibers come from responsible sources.
Here's the awesome part: it's certified as home compostable. So, after you're done baking, you can toss it into your compost bin, and it'll break down naturally, which is a win for reducing waste.
One thing to watch out for, though, is the packaging. From what we've found, the box isn't the sturdiest—it tends to fall apart, which can be annoying when you're trying to tear off some paper.
A couple of workarounds folks have mentioned include using scissors instead of the built-in edge or moving the roll to a stronger holder.
In terms of performance, it does its job well by preventing food from sticking, which makes cleanup easier for sure.
If you're all about eco-conscious choices in the kitchen, this parchment paper is definitely worth considering.
