Are these any good for draining bacon?
930986
They have more of a cloth feel and with bacon I am afraid the fibers would get stuck on the strips if you set the bacon on them. But I am huge fan otherwise.I use them to clean my dishes and mirrors.
930987
they are good for anything! The only caveat is that I might not use them under the bacon while cooking in a microwave, as it would shorten the life of the bamboo towel.
2114765
They are made for SECURA mini where food cooks in glass bowel, so I don't know if they would work. I have only used the cake pan, (meat loaf, cookies (4 2" at a time and a few other foods. I have never used the 2tier rack. I wish the cake pan was better quality but since I do not put in dishwasher it has remained good. You do need the cake pan but the others I don't use much at all. The rack that comes with it I use for making the best bacon ever. (BEFORE BUYING I WOULD CONTACT NU WAVE, THEY MAY HAVE THERE OWN ACCESORIES.)
869763
Yes, my daughter gave me one and it works well in the microwave, just be sure to put a paper towel over the bacon to cut down on splatter.Don
1445149
No. do not drain them, they are go to go. good luck. i had to replace my batteries.
2225894
My wife says yes ...I bought two to be used on the lodge stove top griddle BUT the second press will not lay completely flat ,catches on grease retaining lip, but the two will press SIX hoggie cubanos at a time . Even if you only buy one it will press more bacon at a time than others .
87643
Hi! Apparently they can but I have never tried it. I will tell you that still even after my original review, these pans continue to amaze me. I have cooked everything from bacon to veggies and no sticking, no messy clean up. As far as using under high heat, I have used them up to about 450 on my burner and they are fine. If it shortens the life of the pan, then I will buy more. Non-toxic, easy to clean, sturdy and even cooking...can't beat them!
1920836
I have not used it yet but I did purchase the griddle for things like bacon and hash browns I think it would drain along the edge and down to the drip tray
2016823
yea the plate drains good but you can remove the plates for better cleaning then re oil the plates with cooking oil.
2235262
I don't think so but it depends on what you are sifting...I use it for draining fruits and vegetables. They're good-looking enough that I have them displayed on my wall and take them down when I need them.
2282448
Definitely not. It warps and spilling bacon fat sounds risky. Wear-Ever Half Size Heavy Duty Sheet Pan (13 gauge) by Vollrath (formerly Lincoln Foodservice), model 5314 America's Test kitchen does product reviews. I have the pans you asked about. While they cook evenly, they warp at higher heat.
694680
It should work ... just be aware that the bacon flavor could linger in the non-stick lining, and could affect the taste of future batches, even if you use vegetable oil.. If you are popping corn for caramel corn, the flavor might be not what you expect.
1973019
If they are not too hot, I think they would be ideal for this. The reason being, when I first got these bowls I used them to serve purée baby food, but one day I poured some pumpkin purée that was a bit hot and the spoon that I was using to stirred the purée got colored from the bowl. Since then I only use it to serve cornflakes, or fruits. But, I guess you could.
49113
I've had mine a couple of years, so the packaging could have changed so comments might not be accurate. But, I'd say they will work with either lefties or righties. They are great; even for cooking on the stove. I regularly use for bacon.
531621
Yes, these would work very well, there is a nice background juice that comes with the larger pieces of chopped up tomato. You might have to cut up some of the larger pieces of tomato, but I think it would very well in that application.
529113
Should work. These are super strong, and as long as your sink isn't too thick they should work for what your wanting to do.
1408855
No. The chemicals (I'm sure they're highly toxic) would eventually leach into your food. Leave the door open for a while when you finish makin' the bacon, and wipe off any splatter from the bacon....immediately.
1103060
You should have no problem because of the feet in the bottom of the pan. The rack may just sit a little high in the pan. I love my racks the only thing is if you are cooking bacon use a toothbrush to clean the little cracks.