does this liner have holes? Wonder whether the mixture for cake backing will leak through the liner. Thanks a lot!
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I have never baked a cake and used these as a liner. If your looking to remove the cake from a pan, go ahead, just be careful not to cut into the liner when you cut the cake away from the sides of the pan. Otherwise I would use the can spray. I have baked cookies on the liners, in both the oven and my toaster oven (the green one fits in my toaster oven) . In the toaster oven I don't use a cookie sheet and I have no leaky mess to pick up. Garlic bread on a liner, no mess to clean up in the oven. My silicone liners have been great. So glad I bought them.
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No, this does not have holes. Cakes are great baked on these sheets. Do not the cake with a sharp metal knife, though. You could damage the sheet. Use a plastic knife instead , like with brownies. These sheets are wonderful.
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yes, they're just the rings...that spatula looking thing is the only 'bottom' they have. I have used them to bake cakes by putting them on a silpat sheet, but they do still leak a wee bit, and I wouldn't try a particularly runny batter at all. But given that wasn't what they were actually designed to do, I thought they worked rather well.
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I bought these to use a decorations on diaper cakes I made for my daughter-in-laws baby shower. I do not recall seeing any holes in the bottom though. I only recall seeing the "plate" to tell you if it's too hot.
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I had to re-do some of the seals over with a Selly's wet area silicon (http://www.selleys.com.au/), but I then put our punch directly into it and it did not leak all night, it was great for our themed birthday party
1525025
No holes. If you're putting it in your sink you don't need to use the tray. The tray would used to protect your countertop from getting wet if set outside the sink. It's a good product - I recommend!
1623987
The container itself has no drainage holes. There is a piece that fits an inch above the bottom of the container that has cuts in it for proper drainage. If you do not need that piece you can remove it.
811363
No, the holes are covered. The holes would allow water to get undernearth the mat. They will not move and fit perfectly. hope this helps.
1565504
No liners just spray with non stick spray I had to use a small bowl under the top as you bake it it tends to spill out hope this helps you
74744
I have not used my pan with liners; I sprayed the brownie pan w/ a baking spray. That worked very well for me. I've used it about 6-7 times so far. No problems.
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it has a coating on it. mine has tiny mm holes in it, in the baking bottom part of it.
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There should be ventilation holes in the lid, but I've certainly never noticed any pinhole in mine. If it doesn't leak when filled with water, it may not be an issue. However, I would consider exchanging it.
891333
Yes they do have holes. I personally like the holes keeps the mat from moving around.
1521708
Yes it's perforated near the top but there are no holes. I suggest you look at the Wellspring Flip Notetaker for which it's intended to see how it's used.
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There are NO holes punched into this pan but if there were you can use common pvc pipe fittings with rubber washers to seal it.
806352
Yes! The liner comes out just as shown in the picture. It works great for both uses.
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Hi Amy, there are 12 grommet holes in this liner. It is a wonderful liner, I love mine.
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Yes it is. We found this pan to work great. perfect for half of a recipe. It did not leak at all. My daughter was doing a science project with cheesecakes. She ended up making 12 cheese cakes. To lower the cost I had her make 1/2 the recipe and use this pan. It worked great.