What size cutter works well with these pans?
646203
I think a six inch round works perfect. If you want to fold under or be decorative, I'd do a tad bigger.
1393918
I just sliced them around the burners. They are to large for me, and next time I 'll order another kind.
1560614
It was a gift, so I don't know for sure. It looked like a standard size (I have a few cheese cutters myself) and these are 5.5cm, about 2 1/4 inches.
1674048
The Vollrath 59300 is designed for pans up to 12", but 6" to 10" is preferred (a 10" target circle is actually marked on the ceramic). I use two d5 All Clad 10" pans that work perfectly and some Le Creuset and Tremontina cast iron pots in the 6" to 8" range that work just as well. You should do very well with a 10" pan.
2045109
Agreed. About 2 1/2 to 3 inches. Supposedly you can use them for brownie cutouts, but I have yet to try that. I bought these for my custom cakes, but like Tricia said, they were just too big for what I needed. Good luck!
287420
One and three quarter inches. My go to pan, throw out your nonstick and go with these. It will be cheaper in the long run.
2221737
They are exactly 12 7/8" by 17", and could easily be cut to fit a smaller pan. They work great for cookies, which is what I purchased them for. They also work great for roasted potatoes/onions, which when baked with oil on the pan make a crusty mess. Easy cleanup if you use these. I highly recommend. I just let the liner fold up if I use in on a slightly smaller pan, fyi.
756137
I think the smallest one would work for 1" cookies. I use the middle size one for regular cookies.
1579170
I use them all the time and for bread baking. It does go to 500 as that's how I start my loaves. I only buy these as I've found them the perfect size for my sheet pans and easy to use. Good purchase and will recommend over any others I've tried.
872457
Yes! I've used my Anchor Hocking and Pyrex 12 x 9 and also loaf pans. No issues whatsover.
398328
I have the 9.5 inch pan. It works very well. Make sure to season it first, per the enclosed instructions.
446219
Personally, I would go with the 9" and then trim. My cake pans measure 8.5" inches at the top, but measuring the bottom, they are 8" inches. Therefore I bought the 8" inch papers.
840732
Hi, MLB I have tried to fit these strips on an 8 inch and 10 inch pan. And I am sorry to report, it will not work. They were just meant for 9 inch pans
1201284
Cal, The only ones I use are 3". The 1/16" ones last longer, but I use 1/32" because they cut faster. Napa has them.
78599
They are normal sized. I would say on average 4 inches, depends one which cutter your using.
2221739
The actual size is 17" X 13" and yes they can be cut to any size needed. I use for baking fish so that it doesn't stick to the pan and they can be used many times before they need replacement.
891963
i don't know but the dimension is not too big then the cutter its like 4 or 5 inch each side but i don't have a exactly dimension sorry