Parchment creates better cookies
Unlike aluminum foil and wax paper, parchment is treated with silicone, giving it a non-stick quality. That translates to a freshly baked batch, without having to peel slivers of silver from the bottom of your baker’s dozen.
Subsequently, can I reuse parchment paper for cookies?
Because parchment paper is, well, paper, it can seem disposable to many home cooks, who use it once and then toss it. Don’t do this! There’s good news: it’s safe to reuse parchment, reducing your waste and cost per bake.
Additionally, is it better to bake cookies on foil or parchment paper? Indeed, parchment paper is the clear winner for all of your baking needs because, unlike foil, it distributes your oven’s heat more evenly and keeps the highly-concentrated heat of your metal baking pan (or foil lining) from scorching the bottoms of your cookies.