In the instruction book, it says to NEVER use tin foil. Does this include lining the crumb tray?
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It is not a microwave. I don't know why no tin foil. I have been using tin foil since day one. I do not notice any ill effects. Besides, the tray that comes with the unit is metal. The shelf is metal. Figure that.
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The manual says NOT to cover the crumb tray with foil as this may cause over heating.
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I never line the crumb tray but I've always lined the main pan with aluminum foil and I've never had any problems or issues.
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I would not line the crumb tray or the pan either. the crumb tray stays very clean anyway. the bulbs used to heat food may be effected by foils. hope this helps.
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I used to put a piece of parchment paper on top of and to the sides of regular bread dough in a Pullman pan, because I did not want to coat the sliding top with butter and flour (I didn't want butter leaking to the bottom of my oven) but completely lining a bread pan with parchment paper on the bottom and the sides looks like an awful hassle to me. My bread books say indeed that the sourdough starter should not come into contact with metal - but I guess it's alright when you're in the dough phase, that you can bake in a metal pan.
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No liner needed. This is 100% silicone. I think that adding a liner or cups would kind of defeat the reason for having silicone. It's a non-stick surface.
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i am really not sure what you are asking but i will try. as far as lines for like straight cutting or for measuring, no there are no lines. If you are asking about maybe a coating of some sort like plastic lined, then i would call it unlined. This is just 2.7 mm think aluminum foil that is shiny on the front and sticky on the back. If you crinkle this stuff it will leave creases like aluminum foil would but it also will form to what you are sticking this to. This tape works well for taping foil insulation to ducting or taping seams of reflective material like panda film.
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Yes, the tray crumb tray slides out, although small crumbs can lodge in the indentation at the front. That requires occasional cleaning. This is an attractive and useful oven, but if you have any loss of strength in your hands, e.g., arthritis, you will find turning the timing knob back to "toast" a real challenge.
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The crumb tray slides out. But we found the oven didn't heat sufficiently or hot enough and it was not consistent heat. It took forever to make a pan of brownies. I have purchased a different brand of toaster oven
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I can't answer this with great certainty but it appears to be teflon film. I don't see any sign of foil.
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I've found that crumbs are best swept off with a hand held broom. If a liquid spill happens just a damp rag will do. :)
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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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Yes I use foil quite often. There is no problem. Think of it as a mini conventional oven that's a little faster
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Yes, it does have a removable crumb tray. I have had no complaints about this toaster oven. Well worth the cost.
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There are two trays inside - one to catch crumbs and one to bake on. I really like this product my only issue is when you tast bread it sometimes gets caught and you need to pull it out ripping the bread. It also happens with bagels so you need to be careful when you place items in the toaster.
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I don't think so, I am not even sure what you mean by an "oven liner." You are not supposed to put the silpat in the over until it has come up to its full temperature...it tells you not to heat up the over with the silpat in the over. Hope that helps
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I'm sorry I don't remember and I gave it to my sister only becauce I lost interest in cooking. I could not find any foil wrappers or brown liners for. Not to say they don't have.
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I have never baked a cake and used these as a liner. If your looking to remove the cake from a pan, go ahead, just be careful not to cut into the liner when you cut the cake away from the sides of the pan. Otherwise I would use the can spray. I have baked cookies on the liners, in both the oven and my toaster oven (the green one fits in my toaster oven) . In the toaster oven I don't use a cookie sheet and I have no leaky mess to pick up. Garlic bread on a liner, no mess to clean up in the oven. My silicone liners have been great. So glad I bought them.
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I line the bottom with some aluminum foil then just add anything. I use it more than anything else, best investment.
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For my daughter's lunch - if I want to put something in one of the cups like fruit salad or something that might get into the other cups - I cover it with tin foil - My daughter uses just the top layer with the cups.