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Re: Question about cookie baking.

Whats your favorite cookie sheet? What brand name? TIA

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Re: Question about cookie baking.

Part of my problem is that I've bought so many cookie pans in my life and they always wind up a mess. I inevitably grab them for roasting veggies or for catching pie juices and the next thing you know they look disgusting.  Even though I bake with parchment paper, my pans are an embarrasing mess.  I'm going to buy new ones and keep them separate to use exclusively for cookie baking.

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Re: Question about cookie baking.

I don't like cooking anything in those disposable foil things.  They don't cook the same as a regular pan.

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Re: Question about cookie baking.


@deb5555 wrote:

Whats your favorite cookie sheet? What brand name? TIA


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I've used Nordic Ware sheets and lined them with parchment paper - 

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Re: Question about cookie baking.

Not that difficult to carry a couple of cookie sheets.  You would probably be carrying more if using disposables.  I would not risk the switch.  I know how my cookies bake on my sheets, why take the chance.

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Re: Question about cookie baking.

could you put the disposable ones on the regular pan? Still have the thickness but no clean up? I have also used the disposable pans, and do not care for them. I have only used them for casseroles and hot side dishes

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@deb5555 wrote:

Whats your favorite cookie sheet? What brand name? TIA


I use traditional uncoated half sheet pans that are made with aluminized steel. The brand doesn't matter. 

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@Yahooey wrote:

@deb5555 wrote:

Whats your favorite cookie sheet? What brand name? TIA


@deb5555

 

I've used Nordic Ware sheets and lined them with parchment paper - 


Thank you!

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@deb5555 wrote:

Whats your favorite cookie sheet? What brand name? TIA


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The best cookie or pizza or anything pan/sheet I've ever had are the USA pans-made in the USA, no aluminum.They are wonderful.And naturally non stick. Sold at Bed Bath and Beyond is where I got mine for me and daughters.

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@on the bay wrote:

@deb5555 wrote:

Whats your favorite cookie sheet? What brand name? TIA


@deb5555-

The best cookie or pizza or anything pan/sheet I've ever had are the USA pans-made in the USA, no aluminum.They are wonderful.And naturally non stick. Sold at Bed Bath and Beyond is where I got mine for me and daughters.


USA pans are aluminized steel. I have many of them. They absolutely have aluminum. It's a hot dipped process on both sides of the pan. 

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