Foil paper refers to a thin sheet made of metal, usually aluminum, that is shiny and can be easily bent or crinkled. It is commonly used for wrapping food to keep it fresh and also for baking or grilling. Full definition
Here you can see the bottom layer of the bars being mixed and padded down onto the square baking pan previously lined with foil paper. (eatgood4life.com)
Babies and young toddlers love scrap pieces of tape, ribbon, and wrapping paper — especially shiny foil paper, which could contain lead. (babycenter.com)
Cover the dish with foil paper to avoid some of the pasta in the top to dry out. (eatgood4life.com)