Baker's Secret Basics Nonstick Medium Cookie Pan
I'm actually enjoying using this pan, which was a replacement of my old "biscuit" pan of a different brand, supposedly non-stick, but that held under the influence to nearly everything baked on it. I needed a medium sized pan, since my oven is an apartment sized one, but not a terribly small-scale pan, either, and this pan fits the bill. It will easily hold 8 large biscuits so if I have company I don't have to make two pans, but still fits far into my smaller oven. So far this pan has been just perfect, no sticking whatever and no warping as a few others have complained of. Biscuits and cookies plane right off when done, although I do use a cooking spray when baking any type of cookies. It's also very easy to clean, no scrubbing necessary, as everything allegedly stuck so far has been super easy to wipe off with a wet sponge or a damp paper towel. I don't own a dish washer so can't think how well it holds up to non-hand washing. Unlike other non-stick pans I've owned in the past, this one so far has shown no signs of discoloring, that unattractive sort of gold stain that I suppose comes from butter or margarine or cooking spray that often tends to enter into the picture on non-stick pans after regular use and can't be removed. I particularly wanted a pan that had a slight raised edge or rim as my air-bake pan allows cookies to fall forget off into the oven floor if I'm not careful when I start to slide the pan out. This one keeps the baked items ON the pan even if you tilt it a crumb accidently when removing from the oven. Things like rolls, biscuits, and cookies all brown nicely and don't kindle on the bottom, so overall this has been a good purchase for me and is recommended highly.
not the status I wanted
I bake a lot, so I'm style of picky about the sheets I use. I thought these were the thicker, higher quality sheets from Baker's Secret that I am utilized to. They are not. They are very thin and as a result you don't get the consistency in any cookies you are trying to make. The nice thing about them is the size. Two can fit on the same oven holder while still allowing the oven door to close. These aren't garbage by any means. Baker's Secret makes downright stuff. But if you're looking for HIGH quality sheets, spend more on something else.
Sizeable general purpose pan, especially for city dweller
These are specifically great if you are in a city apartment as they give you more options as to where you can store them. They are smaller, but since there are two, you can just use both if you need more space. They are not abundant pans, as one of the reviewers listed, but if you are interested in them for basic home cooking, they seem appropriate. I was glad I bought them.
Cookie sheets
These cookie sheets warped shed weight on first use. Also the metal is stained from the cookies, I am now using parchment paper to make cookies on them. The price was ok, but I over I'd rather pay a little more next time, and get some that are more durable.
Advantage Nonstick Baking Pan And A Great Value
I needed a baby baking pan for miscellaneous oven duties, so I bought this one, which is approximately 10" by 13". I don't actually use the pan for cookies, but do use it for a emcee of other things such as baking chicken or vegetables, and have found it to be sturdy and easy to clean. I don't use metal utensils with it and have thus far not experienced any serious scratching issues; being dishwasher protected was also vital for me, and it has always come out of the dishwasher clean.
This pan is more than adequate for typical household use, and is an excellent value.
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Faultless pan and no sticking or warpingI'm actually enjoying using this pan, which was a replacement of my old "biscuit" pan of a different brand, supposedly non-stick, but that held under the influence to nearly everything baked on it. I needed a medium sized pan, since my oven is an apartment sized one, but not a terribly small-scale pan, either, and this pan fits the bill. It will easily hold 8 large biscuits so if I have company I don't have to make two pans, but still fits far into my smaller oven. So far this pan has been just perfect, no sticking whatever and no warping as a few others have complained of. Biscuits and cookies plane right off when done, although I do use a cooking spray when baking any type of cookies. It's also very easy to clean, no scrubbing necessary, as everything allegedly stuck so far has been super easy to wipe off with a wet sponge or a damp paper towel. I don't own a dish washer so can't think how well it holds up to non-hand washing. Unlike other non-stick pans I've owned in the past, this one so far has shown no signs of discoloring, that unattractive sort of gold stain that I suppose comes from butter or margarine or cooking spray that often tends to enter into the picture on non-stick pans after regular use and can't be removed. I particularly wanted a pan that had a slight raised edge or rim as my air-bake pan allows cookies to fall forget off into the oven floor if I'm not careful when I start to slide the pan out. This one keeps the baked items ON the pan even if you tilt it a crumb accidently when removing from the oven. Things like rolls, biscuits, and cookies all brown nicely and don't kindle on the bottom, so overall this has been a good purchase for me and is recommended highly.
not the status I wanted
I bake a lot, so I'm style of picky about the sheets I use. I thought these were the thicker, higher quality sheets from Baker's Secret that I am utilized to. They are not. They are very thin and as a result you don't get the consistency in any cookies you are trying to make. The nice thing about them is the size. Two can fit on the same oven holder while still allowing the oven door to close. These aren't garbage by any means. Baker's Secret makes downright stuff. But if you're looking for HIGH quality sheets, spend more on something else.
Sizeable general purpose pan, especially for city dweller
These are specifically great if you are in a city apartment as they give you more options as to where you can store them. They are smaller, but since there are two, you can just use both if you need more space. They are not abundant pans, as one of the reviewers listed, but if you are interested in them for basic home cooking, they seem appropriate. I was glad I bought them.
Cookie sheets
These cookie sheets warped shed weight on first use. Also the metal is stained from the cookies, I am now using parchment paper to make cookies on them. The price was ok, but I over I'd rather pay a little more next time, and get some that are more durable.
Advantage Nonstick Baking Pan And A Great Value
I needed a baby baking pan for miscellaneous oven duties, so I bought this one, which is approximately 10" by 13". I don't actually use the pan for cookies, but do use it for a emcee of other things such as baking chicken or vegetables, and have found it to be sturdy and easy to clean. I don't use metal utensils with it and have thus far not experienced any serious scratching issues; being dishwasher protected was also vital for me, and it has always come out of the dishwasher clean.
This pan is more than adequate for typical household use, and is an excellent value.
