are these meant to be used alone? or are they meant to be placed on top of another cutting board?
319725
I have tried both ways and they work equally well either way. They certainly don't replace a heavy wooden cutting board but they are portable& light and will be used as part of our kitchen camping gear.
319726
They may look thin but are quite durable. We use them on countertop are they work great. They are different colors so there would be no cross contamination between fish, chicken, beef and your veggies.
319727
I use them on top of my breadboard; however you could use them on tile if you are careful. They are quite "thick" and sturdy.
319728
You can definitely use them alone...and they are more durable than I anticipated!
319729
I believe they can be used either way. I have taken mats with me camping (used one for meat, different one for chopping veggies, another for slicing fruit). They do need to be used on a hard surace - I ruined one mat (different brand) by cutting on it when it wasn't laid out flat and the freshly sharpened knife cut into but not thru the mat. I LOVE the mats - so portable and easy to clean.
1886965
I'm not sure I would do that. They are just tin inside. I love them for just decoration though. I have them on a chicken wire three tier shelf. Hope this helps.
2268084
They are separate. You can place them wherever you want or leave the off completely
248541
I have only placed them in the upper rack. I wouldn't put them in the lower one.
413108
As long as they are not made of of material that conducts heat easily, it should be ok, heat-wise. The reason they are on the bottom is so that they can be easily attached to the frame, which is far more sturdy than glass. Attaching them to the glass would be a bad idea in my opinion.
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.
1235797
I take them apart and place them over the hooks on the top shelf of dishwasher. And sometimes I wash them out by hand but the dishwasher hasn't done them any harm. Hope this helps.
1395850
No, they can't be used separately since there's only one middle layer of wood, maybe if there were two.. The space at the top measured at: 6 1/4 inches; the bottom at: 13 inches.
1414945
I stack them with the lids on. I wouldn't stack them with the lids off as they could get stuck.
2073098
If they are not frozen first they will stick together upon freezing. I do not stack mine.
1440105
They are flat on the bottom so they could be stacked, and they are unfinished so they won't slide around. But you may need to use wood glue to keep them securly stacked.
2268726
Well...very gently. Probably not a good idea on a regular basis. They are coated with a nonstick surface.
2000710
You could, very easily, with a pair of sharp scissors or a utility knife. These are definitely meant to be put in a tray or drawer, as they are not really strong enough to use without some kind of support. I have 3, stacked in a drawer, but that's a bit awkward and I'm looking for something else to keep them in.
1498727
You can store these on their side, but there is only a thin edge, so they will not stand up on their own.
901476
I have three stacked up and they work fine. It's just more difficult to move them around if you have three stacked up. I'd find a spot on your counter and keep them there if you're going to stack three.
1305028
I think they are made to stack on top of each other. Check the measurements, but I think you can stack and attach them. We have hem separate, but we may stack them to make a little more floor / play space.
747147
I use them 'in in the muffin pan'.... Always works well. (Never tried them 'stand alone', on cookie sheet...or the like.) Should note there are '6' in container and if you 'overfill' (w/ full muffin box mix) then you'll have really big muffins. If you want smaller muffins may want w/ buying 2 sets to accommodate one full muffin box mix.