Tried to google this, but no luck. Anyone try this new bakeware? I was concerned how it browns, and holds up to prolonged use.
Silicone Bakeware
Jul 13, 2003
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It doesn't - to both counts. It's also very easy to spill the contents on the way to the oven unless you put them on something else.
We saw these at a restaurant supply store. They are far too flexible for my liking, especially since both of us are klutzes. I could see dropping one of those filled with heavy batter or a cooked pie easily.
Cindy
My Tupperware lady sells them. I also dislike the feel of them. But I understand that people who want to bake in a microwave find them invaluable.
My SIL in UK uses it for making individual yorkshires and they turned out so great, I went and bought myself a silicone Jumbo Muffin pan from
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"Sheellah" wrote in messagenews: snipped-for-privacy@mb-m03.aol.com...> Tried to google this, but no luck. Anyone try this new bakeware? I was> concerned how it browns, and holds up to prolonged use.
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