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Foil melt can occur with foods that have a high acidic and/or salt content, such as spaghetti sauce, preserved meats or meatloaf. If they are covered with foil while they are still warm, the steam rising off the food takes with it the acids and salts as it rises and this in turn can react with the foil.
