Long and strong tinfoil - best brand?

[Nonplusultra]

I always buy the long rolls of tinfoil at Christmas, but it’s never strong enough, and rips so I end up using more, running out and wrestling turkeys with my tiny trusty everyday roll.

Is there a decent brand of tinfoil that makes strong extra long Christmas foil?

Aldi. I have always been staggered how strong their strong foil is!

If you can get to a Costco, their Kirkland catering foil is amazing.

Totally agree with this.

I used M&S foil at my parents this year and noticed how very strong it is compared to anything I've ever bought.

Its an extra wide one in a red cover

Lakeland strong foil, comes in various widths and lengths.

Costco foil and cling film is brilliant

Agree with this. I use foil a lot, and each roll lasts me about two years. (I actually wrote the date I started using the last one on the box.)

I’m making a note of this for next year.

This. Mine is used multiple times a day and one roll lasts months.

Catering foil Bookers own brand.

Aldi tinfoil is the strongest

My DM has Aldi and Lidl tin foil and neither is as strong as the M&S