Stainless steel foil offers superior durability, heat resistance, and corrosion resistance compared to aluminum foil, making it a better choice for high-temperature cooking and applications requiring long-term performance. However, aluminum foil is lighter, more flexible, and better suited for tasks requiring tight wrapping or insulation, such as baking or covering foods.
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