Kingsford Extra Tough Grilling Bags, Heavy Duty Aluminum Foil Bags for Grill and Oven Cooking, Steam and Smoke Food Prep, Disposable BBQ Cooking Bags for Easy Cleanup, 15.5 x 10 In, 4 Count

This is the best thing that ever happened to my grill! This bag is functional, cooks evenly and clean up is a breeze. I use it for all kinds of vegetables and it’s a must for fish! I use these over open fires (with a grid) and gas/charcoal grills. A perfect addition to outdoor cooking (which I do year round)! Yay Kingsford!

These disposable cooking bags work great & make life simple especially when using for camping trips. Will buy again.

Love these bags! The bags are large enough for me to put two to three servings of hobo meals in one bag! They are very durable and easy to close up. They sure beat having to use regular sheet foil for our camping meals.

These are fabulous both for the grill And the oven. We do everything in them, from shrimp boils to roasts. Clean up has never been easier.

Love these bags. Very convenient. Only negative very pricey. In the last year they have doubled in price. Started buying them at $5 and now they're approaching $10.

We loved these! Very strong, we had to use a knife to cut it open after cooking our meal. We threw in raw hamburger, carrot and potato chunks with a packet of Lipton Beefy onion mix and put it over the fire. I don't know why I thought the hamburger wouldn't brown ir crisp up, but it did and it was delicious! Can't wait for the next meal!!

Love these for grilling veggies.

These bags are good for throwing “a meal in a bag” on a campfire, home oven, Dutch oven, or BBQ. With meat or TVP, corn, onions and a dash of oil & garlic, and/or BBQ sauce, one can cook up a tasty and filling meal. But the other, perhaps more interesting fact, is that they absolutely block cell phone calls and texts! These foil bags do what we wish Mylar bags would do: they absolutely shield your electrical devices from EMP, not to mention snoops & scoundrels. A clever person would put their device (cell phone, Voltmeter, calculator, iPad, etc.) in a plastic baggie and then place both in a Kingsford pouch. Fold the foil bag closed with 2-3 creases and voila! - The foil bags are a tad less stout than you might wish if you are girding your loins for TEOTWAWKI, or a Carrington grade cataclysm. You might consider a freezer grade plastic baggie or a Mylar bag here at the end of your packing to hold your Kingsford foil bag? Store this layered package in your EMP-resistant metal garbage can and who knows. You might thwart a “super-EMP” device ...and have a keen foil bag left over for the evening bbq! - I’ll try to update this review with some glowing and trenchant observations after someone lobs the big one. 30Sep21: Addenda: I retested the EMP protection and it didn’t work. Humm, stay tuned for an update.