Does this parchment have a silicone coating?
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Yes. On the box, it states, 'Our heavy silicone-treated parchment is oven safe to 450 degrees.'
1192701
I don't see any mention of silicone in the manufacturing info on the box. It is Kosher approved too if that helps.
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I don't think so. This is what it says on the box: No chlorine used to make this product. Unbleached parchment paper. I do a lot of baking and use this constantly. I have tried the WHITE parchment that Wilton puts out...did not like it...burnt sometimes. With this, if I am baking cookies, I do use one sheet twice...turn it over for the next baking. They also make pre-cut sheets which are also good. Have never used those silicone sheets. Good luck. Just looked on another box and THAT does say:Silicone Coated. The brand of that is ENVIRONMENT FRIENDLY PRODUCTS IF YOU CARE. The other brand I have which doesn't state any silicone is BEYOND GOURMET. I don't think so. This is what it says on the box: No chlorine used to make this product. Unbleached parchment paper. I do a lot of baking and use this constantly. I have tried the WHITE parchment that Wilton puts out...did not like it...burnt sometimes. With this, if I am baking cookies, I do use one sheet twice...turn it over for the next baking. They also make pre-cut sheets which are also good. Have never used those silicone sheets. Good luck. Just looked on another box and THAT does say:Silicone Coated. The brand of that is ENVIRONMENT FRIENDLY PRODUCTS IF YOU CARE. The other brand I... » Read More I don't think so. This is what it says on the box: No chlorine used to make this product. Unbleached parchment paper. I do a lot of baking and use this constantly. I have tried the WHITE parchment that Wilton puts out...did not like it...burnt sometimes. With this, if I am baking cookies, I do use one sheet twice...turn it over for the next baking. They also make pre-cut sheets which are also good. Have never used those silicone sheets. Good luck. Just looked on another box and THAT does say:Silicone Coated. The brand of that is ENVIRONMENT FRIENDLY PRODUCTS IF YOU CARE. The other brand I have which doesn't state any silicone is BEYOND GOURMET. « Show Less
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I'm sorry that I can't answer this question definitively. It is unbleached, contains no chlorines, and is certified for kosher cooking. It does have a very smooth surface but not enough so to let a rolling pin glide. My husband often has to hold the two pieces of parchment steady while I roll out the dough in-between. However, it is great for baking; I've used it to make crackers, cookies, etc. Once I roll out the dough, I remove the top layer, shape the product, and leave them on the other layer of parchment which I simply lay in the pan to bake.
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William Sonoma sells "real" parchment paper w/o silicone. I've been using it for a year now. It's like what they used 20 years ago. I often reuse a piece two or three times. Sold only online. Some silicone is natural occurring like sand, but I'd rather not have it on my food.
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It says under IMPORTANT INFORMATION/Indications: "Made from 100% unbleached, totally chlorine free paper Silicone-coated"
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The Beyond Gourmet website says this about their parchment paper -"Silicone-coated; Quilon-free". The box does not say anything about the silicone coating. I have severe chemical sensitivities, but this paper is safe for me, whereas waxed papers and chlorinated papers are not.
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Yes it's silicone but like I said its an oven shelf liner not a liner for the oven surface.
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Yes it does. Not sure if it's silicone tho. Maybe something else cause its kinda sticky.
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Does not say it contains silicone, which would be a selling point if you ask me. It does say: no petroleum distillates, contains mineral oil, and liquefied petroleum gas. Other than that the container really doesn't reveal what they are using. Weird.
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Hey Ron,Leather Milk does not contain any silicone. All our recipes are composed entirely of natural ingredients. Some types of leather may respond to treatments differently than others, so it's always wise to test any conditioner you plan to use in a discreet area first. That said, Leather Care Liniment was designed to be on the gentler side, designed with a water base that allows the recipe great versatility and ease of use. In most cases, the formula does not affect the color or shine of leather either way - only enriching the natural color that is already there. Sort of like HD-ing your leather. Hey Ron,Leather Milk does not contain any silicone. All our recipes are composed entirely of natural ingredients. Some types of leather may respond to treatments differently than others, so it's always wise to test any conditioner you plan to use in a discreet area first. That said, Leather Care Liniment was designed to be on the gentler side, designed with a water base that allows the recipe great versatility and ease of use. In most cases, the formula does not affect the color or shine of leather either way - only enriching the natural color that is already there. Sort of like... » Read More Hey Ron,Leather Milk does not contain any silicone. All our recipes are composed entirely of natural ingredients. Some types of leather may respond to treatments differently than others, so it's always wise to test any conditioner you plan to use in a discreet area first. That said, Leather Care Liniment was designed to be on the gentler side, designed with a water base that allows the recipe great versatility and ease of use. In most cases, the formula does not affect the color or shine of leather either way - only enriching the natural color that is already there. Sort of like HD-ing your leather. « Show Less
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Hi you question is very good,but unfortunately I don't have much information the description said that is non-stick coating,and about the material I don't know much,but for my work great,easy to clean, I buy some diferents cookie set before and they get like marks or spots and this one not, so the other thing is that I get in a great price..
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They do not have a non-stick coating. Whenever my wife is concerned about something that might stick she uses parchment paper. Primary benefit of these sheets is the uniform heating. Very good for that. My wife had a slightly different and much older version and she wanted several more.
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I don't know if it contains silicone. The back of the bottle suggests going to website: www.ForLifeProducts.com if you have any questions. However, it really made my antique mahogany bedroom suite like new. I can highly recommend this product. It did require 2 coats on one piece. Follow directions and you will be successful. Well worth the time and money! Thank you Amazon!
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I kept the original container/wrapper so I just went and read it. Yes, you can. Here's what it says: This is made of food grade silicone and is great to bake on also. Withstands temperatures to 450 degrees. I have never used it this way. There is also a web address for the company on the packaging if you need further information: www.atecousa.com I also use a lot of parchment paper in my baking but cut the cost down to nil when I found several restaurant supply companies on line that sell bulk huge sheets of like 500. I can cut 4 sheets out of one to fit large cookie sheets. Even split the order with my daughter and I think we both will be set for life with the quantity we both now have for a real good price! Hope this was all helpful to you.
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Yes it has a food grade coating, and is fabulous.... Best purchase I have made in a long time....
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All parchment paper will degrade at 425, other papers that are organometallic will take higher temperatures. Get the silicon reusable pads. I love them!
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I am not sure but it looks like it.. It is a very good coating, easy to clean.
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I believe this is what you're looking for: Beyond Gourmet Unbleached Parchment Paper, 71-Square Foot RollOr you can use silicone liners, which I do most of the time. I just use parchment paper when it's more appropriate depending on what I'm baking.
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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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This parchment paper is silicone-treated.I use this product all the time, never had any problems. I love the easy clean up, just throw the paper away when I'm through baking.
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No, it does not have the vinyl coating. I used to have it but it gets dirty and eventually chips away exposing the metal below. I am happy with the stainless steel because it cleans up better and does not show the dirt. I have not broken a dish yet!
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Every silicone mat I've ever seen says not to use it above 425. The silicone starts to break down above that temperature. Parchment paper (at least the brands I've seen) isn't food safe above that temperature either.