Do these work on different kinds of pan materials or only aluminum?
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I have used them on silicone. Silicone already has insulating properties; but, it still helps the cake bake flat. I did have to increase the baking time.
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I've used aluminum and tin. Both need to be hand washed and dryed. Glass doen't take as long to bake. I didn't like the strips. If the oven is the right temp I have not had any problems no matter what pan I use. I don't think you would have 2 use them on glass cause of the thickness of the dish and the lower temp. hope it helps.
1880210
I have used them on steel and aluminum pans. Never used on glass or ceramic pans. All I have in non-metal pans are too tall for strips to cover.
1880211
I use them all the time when baking 9x5 loaf breads either in glass or aluminum. They are great at keeping the sides of the breads from getting too brown and dry.
1025712
I have not tried them on glass, but they work great on my 8" metal pans. And I love the velcro, great addition.
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For All-Clad pans with a stainless surface, you may use metal or other types of utensils. Obviously you don't want to apply too much pressure, to avoid scratching. But metal utensils are not harmful to the surface. On All-Clad nonstick, you want to use something other than metal such as silicone or wood.
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Helo Sue. Not sure if they are Aluminum, but I can give you a general review, for cooking eggs, Pan Cakes they are great, meat, beef, poultry, kind of sticks but it easy to clean away when you wash them, overall im satisfied with my purchase. I only have about two or three months with them. Hope this helps.
829474
I have only used these in my A/C drain pan and really can't answer your question.
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Yes, but they leave aluminium spots. If you don't use the proper cleaner for getting them off, they will always stay there. I'm dissatisfied with the set because of this, it spoiled my glass top stove.
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I do not have aluminum to try this product but I can ask a friend for an old aluminum pot or pan for experimentation.I used this product on my IRON Log Cabin pots, which removed the caked on, baked on carbon. It works.
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These are made of plastic, much like a spatula you would use on Teflon pans. I think they would be fine to use on your nonstick pans.
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Yes. It should work great if you're using cast iron. I don't cook with aluminum so I can't speak to that.
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I know the new answer is stainless. But I have used aluminum all my life and never had any problems. I know when I need another pan it will be aluminum.Lighter heats faster, cooks more uniformly. Aluminum would always be my choice.
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Yes. Metal utensils work just fine without any damage to the pans. They are very durable and are awesome to use. We love them.
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Yes, they will work with an induction system because of the magnetic ability of stainless steel. To see if any pan is induction worthy all you have to do is see if a magnet will stick to the bottom. Induction has to do with magnetism.
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I don't know what (type of metal) it is made of or what it is coated with, but they work great for me. Also, they fit perfectly inside my 1/2 sheet pans. Clean up is not super easy but not really difficult either. I soak them and clean them a brush. I love them and have used them for some time now for baking, straining, and cooling things.
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it should clean aluminum safely, i use it on all types of pans. it truly is the best.
790267
Where are you reading that there is any teflon in this set? The name of the pan set is Hard Anodized Aluminum.
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Haven't tried aluminum, but 1/16 304 stainless sheets with .035 309 ss flux core wire seems to work well.
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That's correct: Aluminum pans will not work with induction cook tops. A tri-ply steel pan with an aluminum core will heat up on an induction top, but I'm not familiar enough with the physics of induction cooking to know whether it will heat up with any performance advantage over conventional steel pans. My guess is that the difference wouldn't be noticeable enough to warrant going with an aluminum core, but I could be wrong. Your best bet with an induction top would be to get cast-iron, season it really well, and use that.