Here are a few of the uses which sportsmen find for this miracle metal.

1. Wrapping food to be transported to camp.

2. Wrapping lunches. Makes them wet proof, bug proof, with sealed-in freshness. (Remember caution about foods that require refrigeration.)

3. Cooking various meats and vegetables without pots or pans.

4. Baking camp bread, biscuits, etc.

5. Keeping food dry, fresh, clean, in camp.

6. Cooking game meat and fish.

7. Cooking fruit—prunes, apricots, apples, etc.

8. Used in cooking, there are no pots to wash.

9. Used as a plate, there are no plates to wash.

10. Used as a liner for pans, it eliminates washing both pots and pans.

11. Keeps frozen foods frozen longer.

12. Game meat and fish, iced and wrapped—first in newspaper, then in Reynolds Wrap—stay refrigerated several hours.

13. Camp sanitation increased. No questionably clean pots used.

14. Cooked food keeps hot until opened.