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question: what material flipper did he not want to use?, context: They fit my half sheet pans, clean easily, work as good as parchment for my uses and baked goods come right off.I did purchase a silicon coated flipper/turner as I did not want to use metal implements on this. The instructions did not warn against this, I was just being cautious.I have used nonstick silicone baking sheets before but these are much more substantial (thick).
what material flipper did he not want to use?
I did purchase a silicon coated flipper/turner as I did not want to use metal implements on this.
They fit my half sheet pans, clean easily, work as good as parchment for my uses and baked goods come right off.I did purchase a silicon coated flipper/turner as I did not want to use metal implements on this. The instructions did not warn against this, I was just being cautious.I have used nonstick silicone baking sheets before but these are much more substantial (thick).
I did purchase a silicon coated flipper/turner as I did not want to use <hl> metal <hl> implements on this.
They fit my half sheet pans, clean easily, work as good as parchment for my uses and baked goods come right off.I did purchase a silicon coated flipper/turner as I did not want to use <hl> metal <hl> implements on this. The instructions did not warn against this, I was just being cautious.I have used nonstick silicone baking sheets before but these are much more substantial (thick).
They fit my half sheet pans, clean easily, work as good as parchment for my uses and baked goods come right off. <hl> I did purchase a silicon coated flipper/turner as I did not want to use metal implements on this. <hl> The instructions did not warn against this, I was just being cautious. I have used nonstick silicone baking sheets before but these are much more substantial (thick).