Can you use metal cookie cutters on this mat?
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I did not use metal cookie cutters but I put the mat on a metal baking pan and we do it well.
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Sure, just be sure to flour the mat beforehand as well as the cookie cutters and then proceed. This mat is very durable and great for pie crusts, biscuits, cookies and more.
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I haven't used metal cookie cutters on it yet, but I have lightly used the tip of a knife to cut out empanada rounds. The knife tip did leave marks. I would think you could use metal cutters if you don't mind the mat getting marred.
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Absolutely, you can cut the mat to size. I ordered numerous of these mats and cut all but 2. Some I cut in about half, others I cut into 1/4s. I have used these mats to line numerous things I bake for which silicone mats are not used (lasagna, baked spaghetti, and any and every time I do not want a caramelized bottom to cookies, tarts, biscuits, turn-overs, calzone, etc. I would recommend cutting these mats using very sharp kitchen shears, or a new razor blade razor cutter or box cutter with a straight edge such as a metal yard stick. Best in to you. Bon Appetit!
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I used it directly on the oven rack once and it was fine - not very convenient because you can't move it around in the oven the way you can with a cookie sheet for instance but the mat was fine.
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Hi Christina: As this product is a self-healing mat, I believe that you would be able to use a cutting machine. I would suggest though that you get a larger size to work with such as 24 x 36. Hope this helps. Kathy
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I use it on cookies all of the time. Just brush cookie with piping gel first and use the same cookie cutter to cut out your design.
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No you cannot cut on this. I used an exacto knife on it and it sliced this mat up. Bummer.
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Yes you can. I use the borders as a guide to place cookie dough, etc. right next to border. It's the same material (all silicone), just a different color for added 'pizzaz' and/or useful if you want to distinguish goods with or without nuts, etc.
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I think you can as long as the trays are not too thick. You'd have to be careful that the biscuits don't rise so much that they stick to the bottom of the upper pan. This proofer really kick starts the dough, so try it and just be sure to keep an eye on the rising. I love this for making dough, didn't think it would make such a difference, but oh my, it really does!
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you could try putting it on a cookie/sheet pan with rack and some water in the bottom?
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Hi BB, you can cut them if you want to, but the mats were not meant to be cut. They are very flexible, so should be able to sit well in most standard pan sizes. How large is your pan?
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It would be pretty easy to trim the mat down with a box cutter. It is a really thick, squishy foam so no problem at all to trim.
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Yes, I believe you can. I've made cookies using one of the tips that look like churros but they were baked not fried. Should work out fine. Love, love, love this press. My old one self-destructed from lots of use. Hope this helps
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Yes, i think you can just cut it with scissors. They also make a product called a Frogmat (very similar to this mat). if you can find it somewhere near you they sometimes sell it in a roll and can cut it to size.
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I don't believe so. They are meant for baking/cookie cutting and are not that sharp.
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I would bet you can although I used the liner on the bottom of the oven. It does work as a cookie sheet liner too.
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Hi Laura, they are not the sturdiest of cookie cutters and I do not think you can get a clean edged shape. I could however try it and let you know if you want
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