Can the ovenliner be used as a baking liner for cookies, etc.
1098081
As far as we are aware, no it cannot. But we do sell liners for baking (Silpats).
1098082
I've only used it to keep spills and drips localized. Don't put it on bottom of oven, but instead put it on a rack (even with a pan sitting on it). The silicon baking mats (Silpat is one brand, etc.)used as baking liners are softer. Hope this helps!
1098083
Never used it for baking cookies. Have used it for French fries and oven roasted vegetables. I would think cookies would do just fine.
923444
I think the liner would be microwavable but I'm not sure about the oven, I wouldn't put my liner in the oven. Check with the Manufacture.
1885308
There are no instructions with the liners. I use mine to bake at up to 475F. Since my broiler is on top and I hardly ever use it I don't know how to answer that part of the question; I remove mine for oven cleaning at 500F.
901936
I don't see why you couldn't use the compartment to bake in the oven, since it's a metal container. However, it does have a plastic lid so you would have to use foil to cover.
1119961
I don't think so. This is basically carbon paper meant for paper crafts. There's probably baking specific products out there. Good luck!
2259247
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
1323661
I don't believe that is the way it was intended to be used. I have only used it in the regular oven on cookie sheets to bake items.
434075
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.
2219760
The material is not suitable for oven use. You have to try a silicone baking mat.
215021
I tried to use it as a liner protector for the oven but i found that it's color started to change as if it is is going to burn , and its texture seemed to feel sticky , so i am only using it for short period baking.
400283
I'm not sure exactly what you mean. I use mine to bake cupcakes with liners and have been very please with the results.
2163682
I have an electric oven and the oven liner is under the lower element right on the floor of the oven. I have had it there for several years and it works well for me. Hope this helps.
1849282
I don't really know, but I don't think I would chance it either. It is too bad that it is not made in a smaller size or varying sizes do to all different companies making there own varying sizes. I guess if it did not fit my pan snuggly then I would save it for one of them that it does, and would probably use parchment paper. It is just too bad that bakewear can't be made to be indistructable. Oh well what is a person to do.
1026005
Yes you can. You just need to lay the liner down on the bottom rack of the oven,you can cut it to your desired size if you like. It is very easy to clean. You can also see the instruction from the box.
1568464
Liner is like paper thin. I put my liner on the bottom of the oven which has the element beneath the pan so you cannot see it. I'm planning to just use my cookie sheet instead. We made a claim to the company, but they said they couldn't do anything about it. Please do not take a chance for the price. We think using a cookie sheet is a great idea; you wash it just once in a while.
1818243
This is exactly what you're looking for. I use and use and use these liners. When they get 'greasy' from the cookies/food, I just do a simply wash with dish soap and drape air dry. I've even accidently run them through the dishwasher and had them be fine. They are absolutely awesome. My only issue with them is they don't go up the sides well unless you are the methodical type and cut them to the sides and somehow hold them there while poring. But I'm not that talented. They were certainly my answer to sticky cookies.
1666531
the package says it is ok to use for baking. however i have never tried it.