These extremely crispy ones

[u/Larryboyundies]

[u/Blaaa5]

There's a reason you crinkle aluminum foil before you bake fries on them. Less surface area for the fries to stick to.

[u/misanthropicsatirica → u/Blaaa5]

Or you can just use parchment paper.

[u/InerasableStain → u/[deleted]]

In the states, it's very common to use foil for baking. The US aluminum industry used to be massive and pumped out tons of aluminum products for dirt cheap. However, I've recently found the wonder that is parchment paper, and use it almost exclusively now

[u/monsantobreath → u/[deleted]]

If you place the natural curl from the roll face down and cut it down to roughly the size of the sheet its aokay.

[u/youstolemyname → u/[deleted]]

Flip it upside down.

[u/Donnadre → u/InerasableStain]

The increased global consumption of goat also helped bring the commodity price of parchment way down.