I bought some of these reusable sheets a LONG time ago for my wife, and she didn't like them (the sheet absorbed heat and would make cookies hard on the bottom) and she forgot about them (probably threw them away - we were still dating at the time). She asked me to get her some reusable baking sheets and I said I got her some, and she didn't remember.
I measured her pans, and this was one of the few sets that had sizes very close to the pans she buys. if you are starting from scratch, it might be worth buying pans that are only half-sheet and quarter-sheet. Those are standards, even though they are very loose standards. I see a lot of comments, that do not measure before buying. Then the comments say "it's smaller than it looks!". Keep a tape measure around for online purchasing.
The amazon basics set was $8.22 for the 3 sizes. essentially: half-size, quarter-size, and something random which happened to fit my wife's baking sheet. She liked them a lot, and had no issues with anything she put on them cooking differently than the parchment paper. She asked me to get some more at the largest size (half sheet), as cheap as possible since she only needs them a few times a year for big projects. I found some branded "COOK TIME" that were 3 half sheets for $9.99. She said these were just as good as the amazon basics and she did not have any problem with the quality of either set.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 28, 2022
(Okay, another update: I like trying different things with these, since I also like not having to scrape and clean pans. We went out to a steak house and I ordered the large onion rings. They suggested a 1/4 serving size since they give you so many. I wasn't about to pass up a full order for $4 more. But my wife said they taste terrible when reheated. I got them anyway.So today I went to reheat the onion rings. But I had a plan. First I popped them in the microwave to get them warm. Then I fired up our Toshiba toaster oven to 420 degrees. The smallest of these mats fit the toaster oven tray, so I put the onion rings in on top of the mat and left them in for five minutes. They got a nice crisp outside and weren't soft and rubbery the way my wife said they would be, and they tasted better than when we were served in the restaurant.Mat was a quick cleanup with a soapy sponge and hot water and absolutely no mess inside of the toaster oven. I really like these mats.)(Another update: Some peanut butter cookies fresh out of the oven - look a tiny bit overcooked, but I like a little crunch. The mats have been used a good two dozen times thus far and not a thing has stuck, even slightly. Although these cookies are best left to fully cool before moving. They have lots of moisture in them, and while they don't stick in the normal sense, that moisture can cause some adhesion that disappears when they cool.)(Update: Just had buttermilk biscuits last night and I can't get over how things simply do not stick to these. I told my wife I think this is the end of spatulas for people like me. It is kind of fun just taking everything off with my fingers. Between her silicone pie mat and these I think she has a lot of her Christmas presents already wrapped up.)My wife swears by her parchment paper, and you would think I had committed blasphemy when I told her I had purchased three sets of these. I was pretty nervous wondering what would happen. Thus far we have used them for cookies, scones, and sweet potato fries in the oven. Not even the slightest hint of something sticking. I can lift things off with my bare hands - immediately if I want to get burned.They work perfectly, and her parchment paper has not left the pantry shelf since these arrived. And they are really easy to wash off. Light soap and hot water and they don't hold any water, so if you feel like imitating a dog you can shake the water off.Have to admit I didn't think they would make it in a 425 degree oven, but they still look new. And now she wants to give them for Christmas gifts. Guess I got lucky this time.
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So today I went to reheat the onion rings. But I had a plan. First I popped them in the microwave to get them warm. Then I fired up our Toshiba toaster oven to 420 degrees. The smallest of these mats fit the toaster oven tray, so I put the onion rings in on top of the mat and left them in for five minutes. They got a nice crisp outside and weren't soft and rubbery the way my wife said they would be, and they tasted better than when we were served in the restaurant.
Mat was a quick cleanup with a soapy sponge and hot water and absolutely no mess inside of the toaster oven. I really like these mats.)
(Another update: Some peanut butter cookies fresh out of the oven - look a tiny bit overcooked, but I like a little crunch. The mats have been used a good two dozen times thus far and not a thing has stuck, even slightly. Although these cookies are best left to fully cool before moving. They have lots of moisture in them, and while they don't stick in the normal sense, that moisture can cause some adhesion that disappears when they cool.)
(Update: Just had buttermilk biscuits last night and I can't get over how things simply do not stick to these. I told my wife I think this is the end of spatulas for people like me. It is kind of fun just taking everything off with my fingers. Between her silicone pie mat and these I think she has a lot of her Christmas presents already wrapped up.)
My wife swears by her parchment paper, and you would think I had committed blasphemy when I told her I had purchased three sets of these. I was pretty nervous wondering what would happen. Thus far we have used them for cookies, scones, and sweet potato fries in the oven. Not even the slightest hint of something sticking. I can lift things off with my bare hands - immediately if I want to get burned.
They work perfectly, and her parchment paper has not left the pantry shelf since these arrived. And they are really easy to wash off. Light soap and hot water and they don't hold any water, so if you feel like imitating a dog you can shake the water off.
Have to admit I didn't think they would make it in a 425 degree oven, but they still look new. And now she wants to give them for Christmas gifts. Guess I got lucky this time.
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I had my doubts these would replace parchment paper
By Builder Guy in Days Gone by on October 28, 2022
(Okay, another update: I like trying different things with these, since I also like not having to scrape and clean pans. We went out to a steak house and I ordered the large onion rings. They suggested a 1/4 serving size since they give you so many. I wasn't about to pass up a full order for $4 more. But my wife said they taste terrible when reheated. I got them anyway.By Builder Guy in Days Gone by on October 28, 2022
So today I went to reheat the onion rings. But I had a plan. First I popped them in the microwave to get them warm. Then I fired up our Toshiba toaster oven to 420 degrees. The smallest of these mats fit the toaster oven tray, so I put the onion rings in on top of the mat and left them in for five minutes. They got a nice crisp outside and weren't soft and rubbery the way my wife said they would be, and they tasted better than when we were served in the restaurant.
Mat was a quick cleanup with a soapy sponge and hot water and absolutely no mess inside of the toaster oven. I really like these mats.)
(Another update: Some peanut butter cookies fresh out of the oven - look a tiny bit overcooked, but I like a little crunch. The mats have been used a good two dozen times thus far and not a thing has stuck, even slightly. Although these cookies are best left to fully cool before moving. They have lots of moisture in them, and while they don't stick in the normal sense, that moisture can cause some adhesion that disappears when they cool.)
(Update: Just had buttermilk biscuits last night and I can't get over how things simply do not stick to these. I told my wife I think this is the end of spatulas for people like me. It is kind of fun just taking everything off with my fingers. Between her silicone pie mat and these I think she has a lot of her Christmas presents already wrapped up.)
My wife swears by her parchment paper, and you would think I had committed blasphemy when I told her I had purchased three sets of these. I was pretty nervous wondering what would happen. Thus far we have used them for cookies, scones, and sweet potato fries in the oven. Not even the slightest hint of something sticking. I can lift things off with my bare hands - immediately if I want to get burned.
They work perfectly, and her parchment paper has not left the pantry shelf since these arrived. And they are really easy to wash off. Light soap and hot water and they don't hold any water, so if you feel like imitating a dog you can shake the water off.
Have to admit I didn't think they would make it in a 425 degree oven, but they still look new. And now she wants to give them for Christmas gifts. Guess I got lucky this time.
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Reviewed in Italy 🇮🇹 on January 10, 2019
Nella nostra famiglia si usa in modo spropositato la carta da forno, quindi insieme a mia moglie abbiamo cercato una valida alternativa, cercando non solo di abbattere i costi della stessa , ma anche di limitare il consumo della carta , cercando di dare un esempio tangibile al nostro piccoletto.Reviewed in Italy 🇮🇹 on January 10, 2019
All’interno del pacco troviamo chiaramente gli stampi in silicone ed un foglietto molto semplice e chiaro con le istruzioni d’uso.
Seguendo lo scritto redatto dalle istruzioni d’utilizzo del prodotto, mia moglie ha subito lavato i tappetini con acqua calda e sapone prima di porli sui pianali del forno.
Altre 2 raccomandazioni sempre descritte nel foglio , sono di non utilizzare il grill e di non superare la temperatura di 249 gradi.
Tra le svariate peculiarità positive di questi tappeti c’è quella che si possono lavare in lavastoviglie e quindi sgrassarli a fondo senza nessuna fatica.
Possono essere facilmente piegati, arrotolati e riposti in qualsiasi cassetto , senza occupare spazio e volume , noi successivamente al lavaggio li riponiamo nuovamente nei pianali del forno.
Ed essendo anti aderenti possono anche servire a scopi dietetici , quindi se si vuole si può non utilizzare olio , burro , margarina ecc.
Ed il punto per noi principale che ci ha spinto all'acquisto mai più carta da forno.
Non è il primo acquisto dei prodotti di Amazon Basics e non vi nascondo che ci stiamo trovando davvero bene.
Consigliamo questi tappetini non solo per l’ottima efficienza e qualità, ma anche per LA SICUREZZA ed un notevole risparmio economico ed una sicura durabilità del prodotto .
Alleghiamo un piccolo video e delle foto sperando di essere stati utili.
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Gefährlich Ausdünstungen! Nicht kaufen!
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****DANGAROUS PRODUCT****
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Reviewed in Canada 🇨🇦 on February 4, 2020
Please avoid buying this product. When I placed the baking sheet in the oven at 350 degree F, it caught on fire. I was lucky enough that my whole house didn't catch on fire... All Amazon customer service did was giving me refund and didn't really care to proceed with safety others.Reviewed in Canada 🇨🇦 on February 4, 2020
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DIVERSO, ecco come lo giudicherei
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