I like these baking liners but I have a small pan that is smaller than the smallest liner. Has anyone ever tried cutting one of these liners down to fit a favorite pan? Just wondering....
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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
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THis is the only liner I have found that you can cut safely: (Set of 4) Premium Non-Stick Baking Mats and Cookie Sheets - Tan (15.75" x 13")
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I believe so... I did not have to buy any special size liners.It's been a good pan so far...
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I've only used the 2 tsp (smallest) size. It makes cookies that are 2 inches wide. (Or 2 inches, if the dough is stiff enough not to spread as much.) I doubt if my information is all that helpful, but good luck.
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Personally I would never consider cutting it. I don't know what it would do but I know they stress not to ever cut anything on it with a knife. I would recommend buying a perforated pan (the one with all the tiny holes). I think those pans truly are what these silicon mats are meant to be used with. Sil-Eco makes a perforated pan that has big enough measurements for these mats for about $15 on Amazon. I have a similar one I bought elsewhere and the holes makes for some nice even baking.
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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
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You do not want to cook directly on the liner. If you are unable to put this on the bottom of you oven i would put 1 rack on the lowest setting possible then put the liner on that then on the next rack put your food you are cooking. Another option out be to use a cookie sheet or a silpat
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I cut the liner to fit my electric toaster oven and placed the liner in the crumb tray. It works just fine. I can clean it when I pull out the crumb tray. FYI I used the large piece of the liner in my gas oven. I placed the liner on the lowest rack of the gas oven (not on the bottom of the oven itself) leaving space on either side so the hot air can circulate.
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I use them 'in in the muffin pan'.... Always works well. (Never tried them 'stand alone', on cookie sheet...or the like.) Should note there are '6' in container and if you 'overfill' (w/ full muffin box mix) then you'll have really big muffins. If you want smaller muffins may want w/ buying 2 sets to accommodate one full muffin box mix.
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I've slowly been replacing my darker baking pans with the lighter ones. They do really cook more evenly. The bottoms don't end up so brown. I've only made cupcakes and cornbread so far but both have come out beautiful.
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I haven't used liners with this pan before becuase the non stick is really good! I would imagine that mini liners would work though
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I'm glad somebody asked. We bought two for the two pans we have. They don't fit. Waste of money.
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I have only use them on 2 inch pans and they works great. I would assume for 3 inch pans you could try centering them between the top and bottom. Good luck and happy baking.
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I use it in a smaller cake pan. It's an unusual size but I have two for when I need to cover a larger cookie sheet. This works for me but it's not for most people.
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I bought this as a gift for my Friend. However, I do not have experience baking in this cake pan. My Friend says her cakes come out fine. If it were me, I would probably still cut out a piece of parchment paper the size of the bottom. In the old days with regular aluminum cake pans, people would cut a piece of wax paper and put it at the bottom. So, I don't know what else to tell you other than perhaps go back to the greasing pan and then flour method. I wouldn't grease it heavy though. I wish I could be more helpful.
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Not 100% sure...sorry. However I do not use the larger ones in my large size muffin pan, I put them on a flat sheet pan. Just checked though and they do fit into the large size muffin pan. Good Luck!
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I'm sorry , I haven't yet baked in the Silicone Muffin Pan. I have only used it for chocolate and for chocolate it works great. If you were to use a liner , go plain, just until you find out if anyone has to be on the safe side. Some cupcake liners designs bleed into cupcake pans. Try getting a hold of the company who makes it. They do have a web page , you might get your answer there as well.
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I just purchased a set to work with my nuwave pro oven, and the pans are so much smaller, they look like they were the mini size. I just noticed that the grill pan has a 1 1/2 inch dent along the edge of the rim. It probably wouldn't affect the use of the pan but that probably tells you more about the quality. If I had seen the answer posted about the diameter, I wouldn't have purchased them. I think I will see if I can use them in the toaster oven.