Are they thick enough/sturdy enough to use on sandwiches, pancakes, etc?
1007867
I will give you a qualified affirmative response. They are nice and sharp and should work great for pancakes, but the bread and fillings shouldn't be too thick if you want to make sandwich shapes. I cut butterfly PBJs for my 4-year-old granddaughter and she loved them.
2075190
Yes, but they will be small! I found that they did not cut vegetables that well, but would probably be fine for a soft sandwich. Just note that they are not quite the size of a silver dollar, but bigger than a quarter. Literally "finger sandwiches" for the kiddies ;) Hope this helps.
920335
Yes,they are thick and yes, they are heavy. I wanted something that would go in the microwave and also that I could use for letting bread dough rise. They are fine for that, but rather heavy for an old lady 84 years old. They are nice looking and have an old fashioned look as if they belonged to my grandmother. If I dropped one, it would break, but it is still better than a metal one which I don't like for raising bread dough.
407605
They are thick and that is in part why they are attractive and really more fun to use.I have put them in the dishwasher and not had problems--but probably if the whole set was used and then put in-it would be crowded.
2023634
These are about 0.4 inch thick each and work ok with the hot and heavy pans.
1751131
Depends on the wedding... we use these for our barbecues and parties so they're kind of informal. Strong enough for chicken. But for a backyard wedding, maybe! If you search "fancy plastic forks" you'll pull up other options.
1807963
I doubt these will meet your requirements. They're not thinner than a dime, they're more like the thickness of two dimes. And, they are not completely flat, but slightly rounded toward the top. I used them for "feet" on a cutting board and because I was using a cleaver to chop, they did not "stick". Had I been slicing only, they would have been fine. I went to larger feet (more sticky area on the board surface) and that worked.
1716027
They are not very thick. They are bit on the thin side, but not thin enough to where I'd call them cheap or not worth the money. Hope this helps.
1491358
They are a little thick, but you can pull the bread away from the guiding edge and slice it one at a time the thickness you want. I like this slicer - it is sturdy, but you need a long serated knife to slice the bread
571828
I would say no. These are some form of plastic and simply intended as a pastry board.
1593523
No, not at all. If anything, some people might consider them too thick. I like mine very, very much.
524911
They are pretty thick to cut if you had something strong enough I would say yes but they are very thick they are awesome tho
189203
If the question you really want answered is are these pans as heavy as others that are offered at slightly higher prices then it is no. These pans are a bit thinner than most of the other commercial pans that I have used. I do not use them in a rough manner but have had the corners bend a couple of times. The lids warp for a time when exposed to higher temps but will eventually flatten out. These would likely be apperpo for light duty but over the long term will fall short of satisfaction... Mine did.
1820962
Not ours. They seem pretty sturdy. We have used knives on it to cut chicken and steak with no problem, but I am sure if you press anything hard enough it may leave a scratch, so using it as a chopping board is a no, but regular dinning I think it'll be fine! We love ours!
2067906
They are not very thick but also not very thin. I didn't have much problem with them so far. They are not very good for frying though.
1197847
They are sturdy BUT I have only used them for the purpose of biscuit cutters. They are a nice size for biscuits..not too small, not too big. Never have put them in the oven.
472446
I can only say - they aren't very thick - but they are pretty sturdy. I use themto ship my products - and they're great for the price.