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Pros & Cons
Pros
Silpats work exceptionally well in quarter sheet pans. This mat is great at preventing food from sticking. I wish this were just a little larger to fill the toaster oven tray, but it still works for our purposes. They make the best quality mats.
Both work great for my use -- mainly reheating or freezing product. Works better than foil or parchment. French fries and chicken strips turn out nice and crispy, top & bottom, without having to flip them!
Clean-up is always a breeze. Nothing sticks to this. They’re dishwasher safe.
Cons
Demarle 2406 silpat 11-3/4-by-8-1-inch nonstick silicone baking mat is indeed non-stick, i prefer using parchment paper instead. I love homemade cookies and i think the silpat ruins the texture of a perfect cookie -- crispy edges with a soft center. J... Read More
Highlights
Quality
Happy with the quality so far after about a dozen or so uses
A sturdy light weight product that i am using for cookie bake days with a smile on my face
Buy good quality pans and a silpat and you are set for a very very long time
No more cutting parchment paper for a one time use
Price
Its worth the current price since it lasts a lifetime if used properly
Saves money of silicone or parchment disposable liners
Seeing present day prices feels like theyre giving them away
I first used silpats in professional kitchens 17 years ago and they were
Packaging/appearance
The packaging on the silpat mat recommends handwashing only and i have done so
Competitiveness
I also bought a similar generic product which works almost as well but the silpat fits better in my baking pan and usually use it instead
My other mats feel slimy by comparison
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Ive washed them multiple times in a row which is difficult in itself because they are flimsy and difficult to hold onto while washing but they always feel oily in the end its like they keep producing oil after you wash them
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I didnt put oil directly on them but most foods do contain some oils
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Seeing present day prices feels like theyre giving them away
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We often freeze banana slices cooked sausages slices and individual pieces of chicken
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We tried the silpat as a way of cutting down waste in the landfill like parchment paper and cling wrap
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Once your item is frozen you peel it of the the silpat and put it into storage containers in the freezer and the pieces will come out individually without sticking to one another
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If corners or edges of your mat rolling up the sheet pan is going to bother you or ruin your baking creation the silpat may be worth the investment
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Exactly what i was looking for but took me way too long to find it
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