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Wilton 415-680 Parchment Paper - 41 Square Feet
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Product Description
Keep baking easy and clean with Wilton parchment paper. Its nonstick and silicone-treated surface makes it a tidier alternative to greasing up cookie sheets. Enjoy its versatility as you use it in the Freezer or in oven temperatures up to 450 degrees F. Every double roll holds 41 square feet of parchment paper that makes baking an efficient, convenient joy.
Product information
| Product Dimensions | 15.45 x 2 x 2 inches |
|---|---|
| Item Weight | 3.17 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Wilton |
| ASIN | B00006G937 |
| Item model number | 415-680 |
| Customer Reviews |
4.4 out of 5 stars |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Number of pieces | 1 |
| Batteries required | No |
| Included Components | Parchment Paper |
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| Price | Unavailable | $17.99$17.99 | $18.99$18.99 | $9.99$9.99 |
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| Color | Multicolor | 2 Pack | White | White Roll |
| Material | Paper | Plastic, Aluminum | Paper | Parchment Paper |
| Number of Sets | 1 | — | — | — |
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MY OH MY, how they were right!
This isn't a reflection on this brand of paper, but again, I'm hardly a parchment connoisseur.
This stuff must be powered with magic, because the cheap store-brand cheese blocks I used to eat have been transformed into a slightly less cheap-tasting and much longer lasting food. It's nothing short of amazing. When I used to store my cheese bricks in the plastic seal they arrived in, after a few days they'd taste all... sour? Kind of an ammonia flavor, and far from enjoyable. This magic paper, on the other hand, AGES the cheese as it was meant to be. I don't pretend to be a dairy-scientist, so I don't know why this less-protective, porous sheet of thin paper is better. I had assumed that my cheese would start tasting like all of the other foods around it in my fridge stuffed with leftovers and purple drank and who knows what else. I was wrong. After a few days the cheese would get darker and harder around the edges, and I had assumed the jig was up and I'd traded ammonia for hard or moldy, but because Lifehacker rarely steers me wrong, I took a tasty leap of faith and was rewarded. It tasted like cheese, just harder. Not solid, just less mushy--like what you'd see at a fancy Italian restaurant where they grate the cheese right onto your dish.
However small and insignificant this cheesy revelation may be, it has changed my life for the better. Thank you, Lifehacker and Wilton Parchment Paper.
It is somewhat on the thin side as far as parchment goes, usually I can get 4-5 uses when we make our daily baguettes, but this one became brittle and discolored with only 1 baking (we bake at 450`). For our familys' needs, it would not be the ideal parchment.
It is however quite nice in that it lays flat straight from the box, and does not curl up ridiculously and become a wrestling match to get it to lie flat. Which can be mitigated by either the scrunch vigorously into a ball and then flatten out or oil/butter on the bottom so that it sticks to the sheet pan tricks, depending on your needs and what you're baking.
All in all it served its purpose of making any pan a non stick surface, it is a decent value for the money and is perfect for cookies, cakes, fish and whatever else you wish to bake at the lower temps.
1 star off for not being as durable or thick as we are used to.
I love using parchment paper - this one does even a better job of not letting the oil get through to the bottom of the pan. I used to just put my vegetables on the bare baking pans and then dread washing the pans. Then for a while, I used aluminum foil which was expensive and messy. With the discovery of parchment paper a few years ago, I bake a lot more - vegetables, not cookies - and love it.
The price is also great on this set and amount. I'd order again without hesitation. Thanks Wilton!
The only non-positive feedback is the box is a little flimsy and I found I wasn't able to tear off a straight sheet of the paper. However, this has nothing to do with the ease of use and the function of the parchment paper which is what my 5 stars are based on.
If your grocery store carries parchment paper, it will probably be cheaper there. Go check there first. Brand probably doesn't matter.
However, if your store is out of parchment paper and you have prime, get this for baking. It is worth it to me to pay the couple extra dollars to have this product in 2 days because it makes a difference in getting food to easily come out of whatever I baked it in without adding extra chemicals/calories from butter or sprays.










