whether the paint on surface (conversion formulas) will come off and stick to the dough? if so, whether the paint is safe to eat.
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Our Sili Bake mats were broken in during a busy Christmas baking season. We've had great results, and no problems with peeling paint.
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The pain will not come off or stick to the dough. We stand by our product and If for any reason our Sili Bake ® mat is not for you, please email our top-notch customer service for full refund, no questions asked.
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The pain will not come off or stick to the dough. We stand by our product and If for any reason our Sili Bake mat is not for you, please email our top-notch customer service for full refund, no questions asked.
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I didn't have any problems with mixing it with flour, when I made cloud dough (flour, oil, and the powdered paint). just an FYI though, one of my staff had a minor allergic reaction when she touched it. but you should be good to go.
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It really depends on how soft or sticky your dough is. If it is soft and sticky, it won't come out as easily as if it is more firm and not sticky. Spraying the scoop with non-stick spray helps.
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I decorated the mugs per instructions on Pinterest using special ceramic paint pens, then baked them as instructed. Baking did not damage them. However, the paint began washing off immediately and after two or three washes, were completely back to the original mugs -- no design left.
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I haven't tried cookie dough yet although it should be OK since the mold can handle 450/F+ degrees. Choosing the best cookie recipe, considering batter consistency,which should be light, is the major challenge. Added chips,nuts or fruit might cause fracturing when unmolding unless they are ground finely before mixing into batter. Cook times will probably be longer than normal due to silicone's poor browning performance. Eventhough it's a silicone mold, I'd still give it a spritz of non stick Pam. I'll be trying batter when I can free up a mold. Can't get there if you don't try. Good Luck !
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I have never tried it, but I don't believe the dough will stick. Here's why...I made a dough to bake rugelach and the pastries baked great on this. I don't think you'll find anything to stick on this....really! I cannot brag enough about this wonderful little baking pad. Definitely worth the purchase!
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Absolutely. I thought it might slip but it doesn't. The dough doesn't slide around either but comes off easily.
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I have had the grill for over a year and sometimes I cook directly on the grill and sometimes I cook on aluminum foil - and both methods are great. I have not noticed any issues with paint getting on food. The only times paint has come off is when I've cleaned the grill. It really is a great product, we love it!
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it is painted, so the paint may peel due to the heat from the stove. I would say no.
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If the 'pizza soapstone" is something you eat off, then NO I would not use this stuff on it. It's great on PAINT, and smells much like Agent Orange must have smelled.
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Absolutely. After mixing the flour with the wet ingredients it should rest if possible for 15 min approx. This allows the flour to absorb all the moisture and that makes it less sticky to press. I use heavy plastic (cut from freezer baggies) on both sides and just peel off and toss on hot cast iron flat pan. Every dough I have tried comes out great.
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No you cannot; until you bake it the paint is still wet and pliable. Bake, let it cool, then prime the surface with chalk by rubbing it all over. Then you can write!
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I purchased my J. K. Adams FRP-1 rolling pin for use when making pizza dough. I rub a little olive oil on it after each use before I put it away. So far, I have had no problems with sticking.
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I believe it may leave some residue, but that can be removed with a little cooking oil, I think. I wouldn't try this on anything painted--the paint will rip right off.
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No, it is more of a teflon powder that sprays out. You will need to replace a worn pan. I'm sure this isn't food safe.
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After use, wash the pan with water, no soap. Dry completely and apply a coating of oil or shortening and store until next use. Apply light coating of oil before use and let your dough rise in the pan. You should not have a problem with rust.
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Great question.. So far, I haven't had any issues with this product! It bakes clear, so you can't even tell where you "glued" it to the original item. If you were to use chalk pastels with it.. it makes great "glazes and sauces" .