Do you put this right on the oven rack/shelf or do you have to put a pan under it...I guess I am asking if it's sturdy enough to put pizza or chips on
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we use mainly on tray of oven.it is not sturdy it self.it needs support.you can also use on wired rack.it helps bottom of things to cook nicely,or it helps cooking of surfaces which are touching to solid surface.it is good product you can use it for fish,meat any thing you oven.
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I think the food gets crisper if you don't use a tray underneath, but it would be dufficult to remove it from the oven with something like french fries. I think you could use it alone with pizza. You just need a wide flat spatula tool to remove it to support it underneath. However, it seems to me that you could just put the pizza directly on the rack and get great results without this sheet.
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Yes you put it right on shelf. You could put those items on but you would need to put something under it while taking it out because it is not sturdy.
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You put it on the rack that way air circulates. You could pull a thin crust pizza out on this but you can not cut on it.
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We re-heat pizza directly on the mat. We also re-heat french fries, onion rings, and just about anything you can think of that needs to stay crispy. No, we do not place a pan under it. It cleans up easily.
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You don't need to put a pan under it. Actually I think if you do put a pan under it, it will not work as it's suppose to. If you are worried about grease, you could put a pan on the bottom rack so that way if anything drips it catches it. I haven't used mine yet, but have seen other people say how this works.
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I guess it would depend on how thick you like your pizza. I don't like pan-style so I've never tried to make it in the pan, only in the oven. I imagine it wouldn't be a problem to get it out using a spatula, though.
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You can set your appliances on this as it does cover a large amount of space. Just do NOT place hot items on it and remember to remove this large tray when your oven is on. I have used it to carry several items on it from the counter to the table so it is very sturdy and easy to use with the cut out handles on the sides for easy gripping.
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The package instructions say not to put it on the floor of the oven (mine did at least) but I only have two shelves and do not have a heating element on the floor of my oven so I did put it on the bottom. If you have an element/coil down there then that would not work.
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I seems hat it is quite thin but works well. No it cannot be used on the oven floor lowest rack in the oven works just fine an collects any spillovers
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I put mine right on the bottom of the electric oven. On the floor. Seems to be OK -
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This muffin pan is thick and sturdy enough to stand directly on the oven rack but not as rigid as a metal pan. It will bend a little between the cups so you'll want to make sure each row of cups is on the rack. Hope that helps.
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It can. I use a very heavy dough so it doesn't matter. With something very liquid, I would suggest you support the bottom when carrying to the oven. I have silicone muffin tins and I set them on a pizza pan and use that in the oven.
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not a pizza, unless it is small. The rack is 8.5 X 9, so it will hold an 8" square pan.
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I noticed that it caused my cabinet to separate, which means there is a lot of heat generated from the top, so I moved it out from underneat the cabinet and it's fine. I have a granite counter top so it's ok on that.I love the oven!!
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I put a pizza stone on the rack. It works well for many things. If you are cooking item after item the stone holds the heat and provides a smooth surface.
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The hook on top allows it to hang either way, where and how it hangs depends on shelf layout and size. We sit it on it's base on the tray or rack and angle it to catch the oven light or hang it on the rack facing the oven door.
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The top of the oven is meant to be a plate-warmer, so not super well insulated. It gets hot. You're supposed to allow clearance around the oven (for the sake of it's electronics and ability to dump heat, the heat has to go somewhere, and this is true of all electronics. The sides or underneath do not get too hot.If you asking if it holds temperature well, it does that better than just about any countertop oven I've ever seen. You can cook pies or roast a chicken in it, perfectly. And it's fine on any counter or under a cabinet.
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Depends on what you are considering storage. The fridge and oven hold very ltitle (can't store everything in there). We have ours set up long wise not tall so you can put containers underneath
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You should have no problem because of the feet in the bottom of the pan. The rack may just sit a little high in the pan. I love my racks the only thing is if you are cooking bacon use a toothbrush to clean the little cracks.
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This mat DOES go on the bottom of the oven. I don't understand why the reviewers told you it goes on your oven rack. Even the manufacturer says the bottom of the oven. I've used one for years.
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i'm sorry, I don't know. I gave it as a gift. I would assume since it's a cooling rack you wouldn't want to put it in the oven. Just guessing.