Do new airBake Cookie Sheets need seasoning?
1817718
No, don't think you need to season the cookie sheets. Just wash them before you use them.
1817719
No, not at all. I washed my newest set before using them for the first time & they did great. I have a set that I've had for about 12 years now that are still perfect.
2136336
I've not baked with them but they're very small and very thin. I would advise NOT to bake with them.
289037
Hello,Yes - I agree with the previous answer as well but make sure that you get a good imprint to do so and that you refrigerate your cookies before you bake them. That way the cookie will hold its shape better - I also bake my sugar cookies at a little higher temperature to avoid distortion of the imprint (355 to 360 in a convection oven - not as high in a regular oven). I loved this type of cutter the best! Similar to the Star Wars imprint cookie cutters. I hope this helps - enjoy!
1968032
Yes. I love Airbake pans. I always have one or two for my baking. The air layer between the metal layers keeps cookies from burning on the bottom and makes everything else cook evenly, too.
2120399
I put flour and sugar in mine. They have rubber seals on them an as long as you make sure they are tightly closed, they work ok. I would not say they are really super air tight though.
139013
I have never used silicone for my cookie sheets; this product is like parchment paper - very thin and you can cut them to fit your pans. They are wonderful for cookies. I have cut one sheet to fit my round cake pans. You can use them over and over - just clean with soap and water. I love this product; I have ordered several times and given them as gifts. I have used some of them for over two years.
1595917
I usually line it with foil before I use it. I still get build up on the rack itself but I try to think of it as "seasoning" :)
837560
I have found that they bake very evenly. I use parchment paper, so I don't know if my results would be different if placed directly on the cookie sheet. I do not let it preheat. I have had grand results and I use them all the time.
1551972
There has to be, but I haven't found a reasonably priced SS option yet. These warp really bad when they are in an oven of 400 or so. I've added a review about that specifically. But I don't think they are "coated" with anything as someone else questioned. I bought mine a couple years ago.
1955676
The pans just have AIRBAKE on them, but from what I remember they were Tfal. I must confess I haven't used them yet as I am saving them for Hot Cross Bun season-the only thing I will use them for, as they don't over brown the bottoms. .at least my old ones didin't. Guess I should check them out!! Hope this helps.
2277356
I have been using them for decorative purposes only on cookies. I've not put them in the oven. It doesn't say on the jar. Don't think I've been much help.
764835
Use the liners as a pan and stand on a cookie sheet. I bought a pan as well and much preferred the pan to the liners. Did not cook evenly in the liner but was wonderful in the pan.
1263032
As a seller we advise that you keep them sealed, out of the light and DO NOT refrigerate them while in storage. Apply at least 24 hours in advance so that the sheet can meld into the frosting, as the sheet assumes the taste of the frosting, it should taste just fine as long as your frosting is good. Buttercream frosting is recommended.
85938
I have washed them by hand and in dishwasher and they appear to be very dishwasher safe. I've only put the cookie sheets in the dishwasher and they come out clean and the non-stick finish looks and performs the same as when new. Because the finish is "non-stick" if there is something burnt or stuck on the pan, running warm water to cover and soak it for a few minutes followed by a gentle scrub with a brush cleans the pans easily.
763193
I only wash my AirBake sheet pan by hand. The previous AirBake pans I have owned would absorb water between the layers if left in water. Not sure if the new ones do this, but they are easy to just wash by hand
1130737
They are not nonstick. Air bakes are great cookie pan. Really hard to burn. Brown so evenly. Had my last par for 20 yrs
1165869
I Dont think I would do that. Use a cookie sheet if you Dont want to ruin good dough"