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queensgal
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Recommend your cookie sheet
Do yours always get destroyed after a year or two?
I always seem to roast something and burn it and then stain or mark up my baking sheets.
Do you have a brand that has lasted a long time? Need new ones for holiday cookie making.
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shopaholic07
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Re: Recommend your cookie sheet
I was JUST going to post this! I need new cookie sheets, too - mine always get burnt and ruin so quickly!!
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| Posted 11/15/09 4:29 PM |
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Newly1
I love my baby boy!
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Re: Recommend your cookie sheet
calphalon air bake cookie sheets are the best!!
(for making cookies, I don't use them for other things really)
They are non stick and SO easy to clean. everything comes right off of them. Just don't submerge them in water.
I have had mine for years and they are still great (although I only bake cookies a few times a year)
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| Posted 11/15/09 4:35 PM |
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maybeamommy
Blessed beyond belief
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Re: Recommend your cookie sheet
I use these...
Williams Sonoma Nonstick Goldtouch Half Sheet pans
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| Posted 11/15/09 4:43 PM |
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chrisnjoe8108
He's 1!
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Chris
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Re: Recommend your cookie sheet
Posted by Newly1
calphalon air bake cookie sheets are the best!!
(for making cookies, I don't use them for other things really)
They are non stick and SO easy to clean. everything comes right off of them. Just don't submerge them in water.
I have had mine for years and they are still great (although I only bake cookies a few times a year)
I use these also. Love them
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| Posted 11/15/09 9:26 PM |
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mathteach
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Christine
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Re: Recommend your cookie sheet
Posted by chrisnjoe8108
Posted by Newly1
calphalon air bake cookie sheets are the best!!
(for making cookies, I don't use them for other things really)
They are non stick and SO easy to clean. everything comes right off of them. Just don't submerge them in water.
I have had mine for years and they are still great (although I only bake cookies a few times a year)
I use these also. Love them
Me, too!
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| Posted 11/15/09 9:47 PM |
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HelloThere
LIF Adolescent
Member since 3/09 553 total posts
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Whooooo, me?
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Re: Recommend your cookie sheet
I have these
Wearever Jellyroll pans. Don't know if they still have them, but I got a pack of 3 of them at Costco a few years ago for under $20.
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| Posted 11/16/09 10:39 AM |
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LINewbie
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Re: Recommend your cookie sheet
I like the ones with the air in them, air bake?
But I use my silpat or parchment paper when I have it so the cookies don't stick 
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| Posted 11/16/09 7:23 PM |
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