Can this be used as a cookie sheet
1044178
Yes but it's very heavy. I have two and never use them because of their weight
1044179
It could be, I actually use mine as a biscuit pan, so it should be fine as a cookie sheet, just use a lower temperature when baking
1044180
Yes, I have used it many times for baking cookies, biscuits, pizza, fish...It's Great for almost anything you want.
1187963
I've only used them on a cookie sheet, but I would imagine that you could put them directly on the oven grate, though you wouldn't have as much structure as a pan when pulling it out of the oven.
245053
Yes, but there are some things to keep in mind. This mat is made if flexible silicone so there will be some slight sagging between the bars of your oven rack. Something relatively stable like a pizza would be unaffected, but more delicate items like macarons would be very affected. Also keep in mind that with a flexible sheet it might difficult to remove many items (like 24 cookies) before they have cooled for a bit.
1331790
I believe that you can do that. They are made of metal you may have the batter leak from under the cookie cutter but it's worth a try. Good luck with what you have in mind. Remember they ate not huge about the size of a small medium cookie. Hope I have been of some help there.
191761
It is easy to color. I'm not sure I would use it on cookies. I guess it all depends on the type of cookie. You don't want any crumbs in the fondant. You use a thin frosting to adhere the fondant. It's good for decorations though.
1416700
Yes, but the stone must be hot already (same for making bread). What we do for cookies is leave a baking stone in the oven (not this one, but a flat one with no handles) and use thick aluminum trays with parchment paper on top. That way the stone can stay hot while changing out cooking trays which heat really fast. But, if you only have a few cookies, it would work just fine. We got this stone mostly for breads/pizzas.
223345
I have not tried it, but too be honest I am going to say no. Though it is a decent size mold, to truly cover the Oreo I would use standard Oreo or any standard sandwiched cookie.
1265437
Though, I haven't ever done it, I definitely think you can. These baking sheets are wonderful and they last and last. I bake quite frequently and have been using the same ones I originally ordered for almost 2 years.
2001180
I'm sure the shipper could answer better but I don't think it would stick. I think the edges might curl and dry unless you put a layer of frosting onto the cookie- then it would work great!!
1165869
I Dont think I would do that. Use a cookie sheet if you Dont want to ruin good dough"
428326
I use mine for spritz cookies..I was able to make a few..Just not that good at it..
818848
It's pretty floppy, so I haven't tried using it without putting a cookie sheet under it (I use it all the time). You could probably do it without, but I just prefer the extra stability!
511555
I have no idea, but I'd think that if the cookie was easily cracked, or smashed, and you don't due large amounts each time that it might work. Good luck.
1619480
I would imagine that you could. I use it for my meringue cookies. A little goes a long way.
795946
No. Preset to thickness that works best so cookie shows design and is just right to attach to cookie sheet and detach from press. Try baking a few minutes longer. That may crisp up the cookie.
1239635
I can't say yes, simply because it is not really air tight. If you read the product details it says it has a vent on the top with a filter that needs to be changed occasionally. But I have to say I have never tried cookies in it.
2022103
It's rather flimsy to use without something more sturdy underneath it. I do use it on a cookie sheet but it should be able to withstand being placed on the rack.