What plastic number are these printable sheets? Does the plastic off-gas when it bakes?
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Nope no has at all. They do not smell when they bake. I highly recommend using a toaster oven if you can. When they shrink they kinda curl up and I have reached in to "help" lay them flat w a toothpick. I make Earings out of them so my images are pretty small. But no fumes or smells come off during it after baking :)
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While I am not an expert in this field, my own research revealed that the sheets are created by heat stretching and the re-heating of the sheets simply allows them to return to their natural state, and does not give off any dioxins (the bad stuff) at the temperatures a home over can produce.
264514
I haven't used it yet. The box, however, says: "The dual-oven baking paper for conventional ovens (up to 450* F/ 230* C) and microwave ovens". (* = degrees, of course, symbol unavailable)
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Keep these away from your stovetop, they are not heat resistant at all. I can't really complain since they are inexpensive and are made of plastic. Just be warned.
1810280
I haven't baked spritz on these pans yet, but those cookies are so buttery they should come right off without any problem whatsoever with or without parchment paper. I use Silpats now which are even better.
267840
Yes, they are paper with one side plastic coated. I see no reference to BPA.
1790666
While I have not put a pie on these sheets, I have never seen them warp while in the oven with cookies baking on them. They are really sturdy.
1955676
The pans just have AIRBAKE on them, but from what I remember they were Tfal. I must confess I haven't used them yet as I am saving them for Hot Cross Bun season-the only thing I will use them for, as they don't over brown the bottoms. .at least my old ones didin't. Guess I should check them out!! Hope this helps.
1151493
I do not know the exact temperature but they do not get very warm. Since plastics vary in thickness and overall density I would try to ask the manufacturer if you want to be sure.
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Hi, They are printed on frosting sheets. You could cut them out if you are very careful. Thanks Sheila
1446227
It seems to be a light gauge aluminium compared to other pans I have used in the past, the cakes slide out perfectly, and are super easy to clean, No coating on them which is why I bought them, I don t like artificial coating. I like them so much better then any pans I have used in the past. They are just simple aluminium baking pans, but since all my friends who do major baking use Wilton I knew they would be good. I know this really doesnt completely cover your answer, but they work and are safe. I refuse to use teflon products Happy New Year
53168
Yes, box says 420, but when baking cookies at 375 for 12 minutes the paper browned where not covered. I wouldn't trust it past 400 for very long.
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Oops, what I happened. It said I answered this question yes... But actually my answer is No. Plastic cups will melt. I always use a porcelain pudding cup, which can withstand a lot heat. They are oven bake safe.
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Hi, .I wrote to the company and got a really quick response. The Reusable Cookie Sheet Liners are PTFE coated sheets, in other words they are reusable sheets coated with a product that is similar to the trade mark product called Teflon. Because Teflon is a trade mark for another product this company CAN NOT use that word in describing this product. I have great success with the liners I have purchased and none of them have made me ill. Here is the email address for the company mail@regencywraps.com &lt;mail@regencywraps.com&gt;. I like that they are reasonably priced and this product really does work GREAT !!!
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I don't know the exact number, but they're fairly standard sized, however, they are also very smooth. If you're using them to test baked items (i.e. cake, brownies, etc.), they may be too smooth. Hope that helps.
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Not sure, but it uses the standard cupcake papers. I bought two of these pans, and they are great. I've used with and without cupcake papers, and nothing sticks. They are heavy duty, nicely made pans.
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I suspect it is aluminum. I don't use it for baking so it was not that critical for me. I like the one I got though.
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I've not baked with them but tried to make jello in them & the mold shape just fell apart, stuck to this pan. No I'd not reccomend. Sorry