can these mats be trimmed my cookie sheets are a inch or so small than the measurements given
933149
I sure think these could be trimmed down. After closely looking at then I can't imagine why not. Go for it!
933150
Well, not done it so don't want to mislead you but I do not use these as extra layer, I just put them on top of the bare racks inside the over. We have baked cookies, roasted nuts and seeds, made kale chips, ... all only on these silicon sheets with no support other than the racks.
418085
I love my Silpats and use them all the time. Mine fit exactly in my cookie sheet, but I would not expect any problems if they were to overhang a bit. I think having an overhang would be preferable to trimming them.
1625736
Hi Gottaluvlabs, Please not trim the mat. Doing this will expose the fiberglass core which would make it unusable. The only solution is to have overhang, unfortunately. We are currently looking at adding new sizes so you can keep an eye out for that. Happy baking! BrightSpring
2221739
The actual size is 17" X 13" and yes they can be cut to any size needed. I use for baking fish so that it doesn't stick to the pan and they can be used many times before they need replacement.
62555
Yes! I took a kitchen knife and trimmed mine to fit a queen size. very easy to do.
1091880
Not unless you cut them to size. As sold, they're meant for 8" and 9". If I baked a lot of smaller sizes, I'd consider making a "custom" set because the Strips are that good! The main purpose of the Strips is to let the center of an item finish baking without causing the edges to over-bake, which I'd think is even more of an issue with smaller cakes. BTW, my first set of Strips did not have hook-and-look clasps, just lengthy, sturdy pins, which worked just fine for many years. Don't think you have to use "Velcro" on a smaller Strip.
1108121
Hi Carrie, this is a common question but the answer is absolutely no way should they ever be cut. The reason is that the underlying structure of all silicone baking mats is a fiber glass weave which should not be exposed by cutting the mat (or cutting ingredients on it), nor should it be folded/creased. Best advice is to acquire a better suited pan, which will then be protected by the mat. I hope this helps. Any further questions just ask! Best Regards, Matt - StarPack Team Member
571639
Not overly well unless you have a particularly large oven or the baking dish itself is particularly small - you'd have to do some measuring to be sure.
358310
The sheets are large double the size of a cookie sheet. I cut them in half easily. Hope that this helps.
2259250
I don't know if it's different than the oven liners, but I don't think the size is appropriate and you can not cut it to fit-the fibers would fray & escape the silicone making it useless. Also, it's meant to be used and washed clean otherwise it will stain. If you have an electric oven, the element would be too close and the little feet the element stands on would score the mat. Try the Spillmat as someone else suggested.
2009415
Yes. They can do smaller sizes, and yes they would have to cut the combs down to size... Also they would need to try to get the paper aligned to cut the holes in the proper place though.
1308773
You must be thinking of the Olfa mats, but I wouldn't expect to wash these with hot water to sanitize them. And if you're going to put food on them, you'll need to wash them. I've got the Silicon Pastry mat, but I don't cut on it. I use it to knead my bread on and roll out pastry. I absolutely love it, nothing sticks to it, it's easy to clean with hot soapy water and it's thin enough. I don't know how to advise you on cookie cutting, but you can use parchment. That is what I use for cookies specifically.
1090933
I don't believe so. They are meant for baking/cookie cutting and are not that sharp.
1162094
Hi Midge, happy to help. There are 2 x baking mats in the set. The larger of the 2 is the half-sheet size (16.5" x 11 5/8"), the smaller one is 11.5" x 8.5". I hope this helps! Any more questions feel free to ask.
2259252
I don't know but I would think it would be too small. Works great for cookie sheet liner for cooking bread and granola.
253799
The seller 'in print' said you can cut the mat to size. I should think cutting should not void the warranty.
1987804
They fit in mine ... they are the 2 inch size and even if they didn't fit in your tin, you could just use them alone on a cookie sheet. It makes it easier to fill and remove them if they are on a solid sheet