Silicone Kitchen Square Bread Cake Chocolate Pizza Mold Lasagna Baking Pan,silicone bread roll mould,silicone cake pad

Application:

-Grills
-Base / oven racks
-pans
-Microwave
-As working table when making bread, cookies, biscuit and so on.

Advantages:

Non-stick
Easy cleaning
Reusable
Safety and non-toxic
Various sizes and shapes are available
Widely used for many kinds of food
Can be applied in most cookers

Features:

1. 100% food grade silicone fiberglass
2. High Temperature resistant from -40ºC up to 260ºC.
3. Durable non-stick easy clean surface
4. Used in conventional or microwave ovens for baking
5. Logo printing can be available to you

How to use a silicone baking mat:
1. Rinse the silicone mat with cool water and dry it with a paper towel. Heat the oven and place the baking mat on a single-layer baking sheet. If your silicone mat has writing or a logo on it, position it with the writing facing up.

2. Add the pastry dough, batter or item for baking on the mat, allowing about 1/4 inch more space on all sides than you do when baking on parchment. For example, if you normally space cookie-dough portions 1/2 inch apart, space them 3/4 inch apart to accommodate for the extra spread.

3. Place the baking sheet on the center oven rack and bake according to the recipe. Take the pan out of the oven and set it on a wire baking rack. Let the baked good cool for a few minutes then transfer it to another baking rack to finish cooling.

4. Wash the mat with soap and water and wipe with a soft sponge. Dry the mat with a paper towel and lay it flat to store. You can also roll the mat into a tube and secure it with a rubber band.

Various choices for packing:

1. 1 pc / opp bag, 50 bags or 100 bags per carton.
2. 1pc/sleeve or tube, 10 or 12 pcs per small box, then 4 or 5 boxes per master carton.
Other packing options can be made according to customer's requirement.

Warnings:
1. Do not cut the baking mat. Use only single layer baking sheets to provide for the best baking.
2. Never put the silicone baking mat in direct contact with the heating source or use above 480 degrees F.