is this a ring mold? like the one in the restaurant that layers food?
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Yes and no these are much smaller, normally used for cutting different shapes. I do have the more larger ones (3x6 and 3x8 where you use to layer your desserts), now you can layer very small and thin items with these as well.
1634849
No, this is just a cutter in various size not a mold ring that you have described. You can however make seperate layers and stack them neatly! These are made well and worked for my needs. I hope this helps.
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I think they are designed more for cutting biscuits or breads, or even cutting cookies, but I don't see why you couldn't use it as a ring mold as long as you don't try stacking it too tall because they are only about 1 1/4" tall.
783060
There's an actual container inside, not sure what it's made of, I believe Teflon or something. It's in the product description somewhere.
1188247
Sorry Alex I am claiming ignorance. It is a metal tray overlaid with a non-stick cooking surface. There are rubber like feet underneath but do not touch the food. Personally I always line mine with parchment paper because my original tray peeled and I want this one to last longer. It is made a lot better than the original one. Hope that helps.
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I don't have a dishwasher but, I would not recommend it as the heat may warp the mold. Definitely Not For the Oven. We had jello toads for thanksgiving. It's a candy mold. Hope this helps.
2016097
No, it's not silicone. It is Teflon. Don't buy this if you have pet birds. The insert that comes with it says...Warning for Teflon Oven or Pan Liner Baking Mat:1. Do not cover or block holes or vents inside the oven.2. Avoid direct contact with the heat element or open flame. Don't use with aluminum foil.3. For optimum circulation, the oven liner must not touch the walls or door of the oven.4. All Teflon and non-stick products are not recommended to those who have birds in their house. Use this item may cause damage to your birds.
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It is a cylinder inside a cylinder. As you add water, the "stuff" flows from the outer circle into the inner circle, which does have a hole in it. It is vaguely similar to a bundt cake pan.
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Im not worried about it. Its in between the layers of food grade silicone. All the other brands of non stip baking mats are made of the same thing. I love mine! They make baking and clean up so easy.
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The mold is high grade silicone and can certainly handle the high temps however, the manufacture is the one that must certify whether the silicone is food grade or not. This is from China and there is just no way to determine from the data provided whether it is food grade or not. Best to go with the ones that say "Food Grade" Silicone, or to purchase where you can talk to the vendor, like on the ETSY web site.
908995
Hi, You most certainly can use the Ateco food ring mold set to shape burger patties. Thank you, Golda's Kitchen
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I haven't had any trouble and i have been using glasslock products for years. I have never gotten mold on the lids. I run everything through the dishwasher between uses. Maybe they should practice safe food storage, you really shouldn't have anything stored long enough to grow mold....right??? Gross!! then you don't have to worry about it staining the container. Free advice &gt;&gt; Don't eat over their house ;)
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No it's not... It's rectangle. It has damaged my oven and would not recommend.
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It doesn't have that plastic code. It's pretty thick and sturdy, but if you are thinking about using it for food products, I'm not sure if it's food grade plastic.
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I have only had mine for a few weeks, and no mold yet. The good part about the material is it is washable, and I have had other curtains made by Hookless. Just wash the liner when it gets some soap scum.
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No it is not remove able. I just swish a tiny bit of bleach in there with the dish water. Never had a mold problem. Keeps the kids' food nice and warm even though they are slooooow eaters!
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Yes, it's silicone. Same with all other parts. It's soft but not bends or anything, it stays there and holds the food well. I like it.
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Not to my knowledge. It looks to be some sort of silicone netting. Only takes a few minutes to air dry...no food spattering. Really convenient.
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Yes it does have that pattern of as you say, "concentric circles". I hadn't noticed it before because my wok has pretty much blackened. I still love this pan. There is a similar one I saw in the last few months at World Market (which is like Costco I think) almost identical in looks and shape, but it is lighter weight.