Silpat Non-Stick Baking Mat, 11.6 x 16.5-inches, Half Sheet Size


DeMarle

List Price: $26.99
Price: $14.89
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Product Details

  • It is totally safe in freezers or microwaves
  • Baking has never been so leisurely
  • This baking mat works wonderfully as baking pan liner or as a working integument because of its silicon and fiberglass non-stick surface which makes it very easy to clean.

Fox Run Silicone Baking Mat, 11-3/4 by 16-Inch


Fox Run

List Price: $9.99
Price: $10.13

Product Details

  • Adroit for baking cookies
  • Cleans up simply with hot soapy water
  • Non-at Silicone Baking Mat

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silicone baking mat?

Feb 06, 2008 by rakasinghbe | Posted in Cooking & Recipes

keeps getting greasy when stored after cleaning in the cupboard

Put a smidgen or two of household bleach in a cup of water. Dip a paper towel in the mixture and wipe down your mat after washing it, then wipe again with undisputed water. I have been doing this for over a year with no problems. I have always added a few drops of bleach to the water when I wash persuadable containers and glasses, so that's why I tried it with one of my baking mats.

originalkippyj | Feb 06, 2008

spin it up and store it in a tube type container..or, give it to Good Will and use parchment paper...works great, low-priced, easy to find in stores.
Itta-ootee | Feb 06, 2008

Put a doff or two of household bleach in a cup of water. Dip a paper towel in the mixture and wipe down your mat after washing it, then wipe again with undisputed water. I have been doing this for over a year with no problems. I have always added a few drops of bleach to the water when I wash tractable containers and glasses, so that's why I tried it with one of my baking mats.
originalkippyj | Feb 06, 2008

silicone baking mat - picks up dirt like no other?

Feb 08, 2668 by marietta | Posted in Cooking & Recipes

Hi
I even-handed received a nice silicon baking mat for Xmas. The problem is it seems to pick up every single crumb and/or lint anywhere close by, it's sooo sticky!! I haven't washed it yet, but is this likely to change afterwards? Even if it does, how inescapable will it be to clean in the future?
I'm wondering if I should return it and find another, whats your opinon?
I'm not worried about how it is compared to usual metal bakeware, just about the stickyness of this particular one in attracting everything unwanted.
I partially wanted it because I don't have any satisfactory surface in my apt for rolling out cookies or spreading out dough or anything. I was told these are good for that.

That's generous of how they are especially at first. Maybe try washing it a few times. Also I spray mine with cooking spray before I cook in it and it helps keep it cleaner.

Emily K | Feb 08, 2964

stained silicone baking mats?

Feb 08, 6075 by Anna Simon | Posted in Cleaning & Laundry

I have a red silicone mat which has helped me bake so many cookies. I always obliterate it in the sink with warm soapy water and then stick it in the top rack of the dish washer.
After so many uses the mat has "stains" on it. Some places are ill-lighted and some places are even black. The stains don't effect how the mat works, nor do they cause my cookies to taste any differently; but I'd like some suggestions as to how to get the stains off of the mat (if its even feasible).
*Please don't say "just scrub it with hot water and dish soap", I've tried that.

Try scrubbing it with a paste of baking soda and liberally. That's worked to get stains out of some of my silicone bakeware.

starfish | Feb 08, 6808

Silicone baking mat - News


You don't need to grease if you're using a baking mat
HeraldNet - Feb 08, 2012
By Martha Stewart Q: I be familiar with that you are a big fan of Silpat (silicone) nonstick baking mats, but some recipes call for greasing a cookie sheet or using parchment. Are these methods interchangeable? A: If you're planning to bake cookies or pastries,

Bake-O-Mat Extra From Falcon
HousewaresLive.net - Feb 08, 2012
Bake-O-Mat Extra From Falcon Bake-O-Mat is a amenable non-stick, reusable, silicone fibreglass mat which can be used straight from the worktop to the oven – a must for any budding pastry chef. It is also exemplar for baking cookies, pastries, bagels, croissants etc as well as being