Collection: Greaseproof paper

Greaseproof paper is commonly used to line trays, wrap oily or buttery products, and create a barrier between the product and the surface or packaging. It is often useful for baking, soap wrapping, and other DIY applications where grease resistance matters.

Not always. Greaseproof paper resists oil and moisture, but it may not have the same heat resistance or non-stick properties as baking paper. It is best to check the product page for the intended use.

Some greaseproof paper may be suitable for food contact, but you should not assume this unless it is clearly stated on the product page. “Food safe” and “food grade” are not always interchangeable.

Yes, it is often used between layers of oily, waxy, or delicate products to help prevent sticking and reduce mess. This can be useful for both food prep and handmade items, depending on the paper’s intended use.

That depends on the specific product. Some papers are intended for food wrapping or general use rather than baking, so always check the product page before using it with heat.