Can you use these on baking sheets to bake cookies?
1610931
never used them for that but we did use them on the grill for everything we wanted to cook. I would try it for sure.
1610932
I have not try to bake cookies but think some day I might give it a try nothing seem to stick on them
1610933
I've never tried. But based on the results i've had with cooking meats and vegetables, I would say yes without hesitation.
1610934
I can not see why not. We have used them on our outside grill and in our toaster oven. I just asked my wife about cookies, she would not hesitate to use the baking sheets for cookies in our oven.
2136336
I've not baked with them but they're very small and very thin. I would advise NOT to bake with them.
1523226
So, I've had these for a couple months and use them for kids' lunches. Never tried baking in them, but they would probably do okay as long as the oven temperature is not too hot (wouldn't want them to burn up). Also, whatever is placed inside them should not be overly wet; I would imagine they would soak through. I'll try a bisquick biscuit right now in my toaster oven. One minute...okay, I just tried it. 375* for 10 minutes placed on a cookie sheet. Biscuit turned out great. Paper is not scorched, just a little brown like underside of a cookie. I wouldn't go too much longer than 10 mins at this temperature. Perhaps a lower temperature for longer. Hope this helps. BTW, biscuit turned out fantastically well.--Marta
872822
yes, these are for one time use. They are great if you need to make large quantities and you don't have multiple metal baking forms. They are also look great.
2100136
I'm not sure why you'd want to, as these mats are for baking. Dough: yes. Hot glue gun: not so much.
349247
Probably. I have used it for baked and frozen treats. I'd recommend making one or two at first to make sure they will pop out intact. You may need to let them set longer than instructions indicate due to the small surface are exposed to the air to allow for complete drying. I have to bake all treats about twice as long as the recipe indicates or the bottoms are still moist.
1226281
I don't see why not, though they may get quite warm. Also, to avoid a mess and possibly leave brown or greasy marks on the tray, I would suggest using baking parchment under the hors d'oeuvres.
1263695
That's an interesting idea but I'm not sure. Cookie dough might be too dense a batter to bake all the way through. You may want to contact the manufacturer or check their website. :)
49325
Yes, I believe you can. I've made cookies using one of the tips that look like churros but they were baked not fried. Should work out fine. Love, love, love this press. My old one self-destructed from lots of use. Hope this helps
270511
I don't believe they are suitable for baking muffins. I use them to cook eggs to be placed on an English Muffin. Rev. Sims
1358054
I did not use mine for baking cookies, so can not answer, I used mine to make Christmas ornaments.
2017178
I really do not know any reason why you could not.....my purpose for purchase was for filled flat cookies.....! but I found that a tip would be to cut a piece of silicone to line your press to prevent sticking....it really worked wonders for me!
764840
Use them as the pan itself. Yes, place them on a cookie sheet. There are many paper pans available out there. The panettone pans come in a few sizes too.
462371
No, I would not recommend baking with these. I don't believe they are durable enough.
517496
Maybe in a pinch. The parchment will probably ripple and curl, would be my guess. It might spill lightweight herbs. These sheets are a bit thicker and reusable. They lie flat during the dehydrating process. I use them on my cookie sheets also to prevent burning. Pretty versatile.
139013
I have never used silicone for my cookie sheets; this product is like parchment paper - very thin and you can cut them to fit your pans. They are wonderful for cookies. I have cut one sheet to fit my round cake pans. You can use them over and over - just clean with soap and water. I love this product; I have ordered several times and given them as gifts. I have used some of them for over two years.
1111336
I'm sure you can. I usually use it on a cookie sheet, but I think it will work just as well in pyrex. It won't melt