We are looking for a replacement for the old Tupperware pastry sheet. Do you think this is as good or better than the venerable Tupperware brand?
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I find this very useful and am glad I bought it. Works well and cleans easily.
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Bought the R&M; Silicone Pastry Mat for myself; and found it to be a baker's miracle product that is absolutely wonderful; and then bought one of the same for my cousin...who is just as delighted with it as I am! This mat has liberated all who have the good luck of owning one! My cousin and I rave about it to one another all the time. I can't say enough about this mat....it's just unbelievable after a lifetime of dough sticking to just about everything. Next on my wish list (and my cousin's as well): a silicone rolling pin. Judy in Gresham,OR.
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I love the Silicone Pastry Mat. It is large and flexible. I have used it to make sticky Czech dumplings, pastry, biscuits. It works very easily for me and is easy to wash clean. You can use it on a counter top or a table and it folds easily and lays smoothly on any flat surface. I think you would like it.
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Hi, I have the old Tupperware pastry sheet and it drives me crazy, with all the rolling up and having to put something on every corner. So I bought this one. I love it. It's a little difficult to wash with it's floppiness but it stays on the table and does not budge! I do my fondant on it and make bread rolls. If you have to use a knife, make sure not to dig into the mat. I use one that can cut the dough but not sharp enough to cut the mat. Love it so much more that the Tupperware one. I store it rolled around my fondant rolling pin which is just the same length as the mat. Hope that helps! =)
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Hi M. J. I'm a 64 year old male and I use the Silicone Mat. Like you I need a replacement from a plastic mat, Yes it is more expensive but the benefit is worth the money. My wife also uses the Silicone mat for making pie crusts ware as I make a pastry that consists of Cream Cheese and Flour. This mat does not slip on the counter when you roll out your dough - a benefit from the plastic one we had.So for clean up soapy water - easy, and the mat folds up and doesn't loose shape for the next time you use it.I recommend this mat enjoy You can send me some cookies for the review Hi M. J. I'm a 64 year old male and I use the Silicone Mat. Like you I need a replacement from a plastic mat, Yes it is more expensive but the benefit is worth the money. My wife also uses the Silicone mat for making pie crusts ware as I make a pastry that consists of Cream Cheese and Flour. This mat does not slip on the counter when you roll out your dough - a benefit from the plastic one we had.So for clean up soapy water - easy, and the mat folds up and doesn't loose shape for the next time you use it.I recommend this mat enjoy You can send me some cookies for the... » Read More Hi M. J. I'm a 64 year old male and I use the Silicone Mat. Like you I need a replacement from a plastic mat, Yes it is more expensive but the benefit is worth the money. My wife also uses the Silicone mat for making pie crusts ware as I make a pastry that consists of Cream Cheese and Flour. This mat does not slip on the counter when you roll out your dough - a benefit from the plastic one we had.So for clean up soapy water - easy, and the mat folds up and doesn't loose shape for the next time you use it.I recommend this mat enjoy You can send me some cookies for the review « Show Less
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It's wonderful, works very well, doesn't roll up at corners, is very easy to clean. I'm very pleased with it and glad I bought it.
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I just looked at the P.B. website and their dark handled flatware is NOT the same. There is a very similar one on West Elm (owned but the same company as P.B.) but at more than 2x the cost.
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No idea. I don't have tupperware. But if you want to give me some, I'll let you know! ;-)
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Well, when I had a problem with some tupperware that I ordered from Amazon, it was a little harder to get their customer service to back up the product because it didn't seem like they directly sold it to me. They did finally help me, but it wasn't a direct situation and took a little pushing the phone rep. It wasn't this 3 bowl set. I have been happy with the quality of these, but I would like it if Tupperware would go back to the clear bowls so that you can see what's in them without opening them. Hope that helps!
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The blue one is made by someone other than Wilton so the quality may not be the same but it is basically the same thing. I have bought many silicone molds from "generic" manufacturers and they work fine for what I use them for. I do have the Wilton mini brownie mold so I can't tell you what the blue one is like for sure.
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We have used both and found this just as good. The bowl is not as heavy and the knife is not as attractive but from a utilitarian point of view they are very similar.
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I bought two Utenlid 4-tier stacked party last November and up until now, it's still okay. I think it just need proper handling and care to make it last longer. It is sturdy enough to carry cupcakes and canapes. When it comes to product guarantee - you have to ask the seller or distributor. The price is very reasonable..
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I bought one for my husband. He had an old Tupperware one that he would use in the microwave, so I bought him this one. So far, it is doing fine. Uses it for hot and cold drinks. Haven't had it too long, but it is holding up well. Hope this helps a little.
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It is comparable to Corelle -- perhaps a bit thinner at the edges, but thicker in the middle. Much much more classy than Correlle. Wife was skeptical when I said I ordered new dishware to replace our Corelle, but she likes this set a lot.
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No it is the same. It melts well and great in recipes. I am a pastry chef and only use Callebaut.
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I had an old Tupperware Jello Mold, similar to the one pictured. I do not believe plastic produced in the old days contained BPA. I think that was a 21st century development. If I had my old jello mold, I would have used it and not felt the need to buy a new one. That was not the case, so I bought a new one and have used it sever times...works just like the old one.
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i have always found tupperware lids to fit fantastically, you may have to let then soak in warm water at first and the put on to the bowl to allow to form to the bowl at first and i try to wash mine by hand. tupperware also has a lifetime warranty. i have some of my grandmother's when it was called just tupper, they still are going strong!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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When you use a floured pastry board you can roll thinner and make better cookies, pie dough, pizza or lefse. Love mine.
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Yes, they are as accurate as the regular measuring spoons from Tupperware, which I have used for more than 30 years. I double-checked for accuracy with my Tupperware brand and I've had no problem with cooking or baking. I highly recommend them, great quality!
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No idea. Most of Tupperware is BPA free but I am not able to confirm this for any particular item.Barbara
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I like mine better....the bottom (the plate with the holes in it) does not come out on mine, which makes it more sturdy and easier to use. I had one where the plate was removeable, and it caused me all kinds of grief. It liked to come up when I would lift the handle while pressing to get better noodle consistency. Sometimes the dough would spurt out around the edges. I am not saying this one does that, but in my opinion, the single piece is the best way to go. You can also avoid losing the plate if it's fixed in place.
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I also thought it was airtight and had the mini cupcakes in it left over from a dinner until we threw the last of them away. The only thing that I do not like, is if you only need to take one layer and have extra cupcakes for your own personal home use, you either have to cover them with foil temporarily or know someone else (in my case, my daughter) who has the same container, isn't using it at the same time, and can borrow her lid. It should have come with a spare lid for that reason. That is the only thing I don't like about it. For what it's worth, we both have the three-tier one which came with a separate egg layer for deviled eggs. Very nice, but still needs an additional lid. I also thought it was airtight and had the mini cupcakes in it left over from a dinner until we threw the last of them away. The only thing that I do not like, is if you only need to take one layer and have extra cupcakes for your own personal home use, you either have to cover them with foil temporarily or know someone else (in my case, my daughter) who has the same container, isn't using it at the same time, and can borrow her lid. It should have come with a spare lid for that reason. That is the only thing I don't like about it. For what it's worth, we both have the three-tier one which... » Read More I also thought it was airtight and had the mini cupcakes in it left over from a dinner until we threw the last of them away. The only thing that I do not like, is if you only need to take one layer and have extra cupcakes for your own personal home use, you either have to cover them with foil temporarily or know someone else (in my case, my daughter) who has the same container, isn't using it at the same time, and can borrow her lid. It should have come with a spare lid for that reason. That is the only thing I don't like about it. For what it's worth, we both have the three-tier one which came with a separate egg layer for deviled eggs. Very nice, but still needs an additional lid. « Show Less