Benefits of Silicone Bakeware
No greasing or oiling of pans required
Pans heat quickly and bake evenly with no burnt or dark edges
or bottom.
Removal from pans is super easy - a slight twist or gently
pulling on the sides, and roll out your baking.
Freezer, refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher and oven safe.
Bake, store, freeze and reheat right in the pans.
No rusting or staining.
No need to alter your batter or temperature - bake as usual.
Cleanup is a breeze.
Lightweight and perfect for a camper or RV.
Storing is easy - although they do not easily nest, no special
attention is required, they retain their shape.
Notable Tips for Successful Baking
Follow manufacturer's maximum heat ratings.
Pans are hot to touch while in the oven but cool down quickly;
use hot pads to remove them.
Using a cookie sheet underneath will provide stability even
for smaller pans.
Always use a metal baker's sheet or specially designed sled or
rack underneath wider or larger silicone pans.
Wash pans thoroughly before first use.
Warranties tend to vary.
Do not use knives or sharp objects - they could damage your pans.
Never use on an open flame or on stovetop burners.
No greasing or oiling of pans required
Pans heat quickly and bake evenly with no burnt or dark edges
or bottom.
Removal from pans is super easy - a slight twist or gently
pulling on the sides, and roll out your baking.
Freezer, refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher and oven safe.
Bake, store, freeze and reheat right in the pans.
No rusting or staining.
No need to alter your batter or temperature - bake as usual.
Cleanup is a breeze.
Lightweight and perfect for a camper or RV.
Storing is easy - although they do not easily nest, no special
attention is required, they retain their shape.
Notable Tips for Successful Baking
Follow manufacturer's maximum heat ratings.
Pans are hot to touch while in the oven but cool down quickly;
use hot pads to remove them.
Using a cookie sheet underneath will provide stability even
for smaller pans.
Always use a metal baker's sheet or specially designed sled or
rack underneath wider or larger silicone pans.
Wash pans thoroughly before first use.
Warranties tend to vary.
Do not use knives or sharp objects - they could damage your pans.
Never use on an open flame or on stovetop burners.
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