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Has anyone tried this stuff?It is great. I tried my first piece and cannot wait to get more!
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woo hoo have fun! what you got and what you making?by the book atkinseer
started 6/1/02 at 313
goalie 5/04 at 167 with under 15% body fat ADBB Presidents exercise Challenge
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I have only bought 1 piece so far. I was making eggplant parm ans wanted another dish. It was cheper then the pyrex so I tried it. That dish baked it nicer then my glass one. It also cleaned up with no scrubbing. I am real impressed. I think muffin pans next~Lauren~
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show me what these are and tell me about them please I don't get out much
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they even have some that flex on their own now so skicky muffin pop out is a breeze too. I'd be afraid they would pop out too soon though in the handling.
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started 6/1/02 at 313
goalie 5/04 at 167 with under 15% body fat ADBB Presidents exercise Challenge
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if you have one of those silicon mats for nonstick think of the entire pan like that and it can take freezer to over up to abut 450 F so you get lightweight plastic like pans that are durable like steel but flex like icecube trays if you remember them for easy getting food out to serve. Oh and you can get lots of color choices too anf the FDA has determined if the silicon is food grade safe or not.by the book atkinseer
started 6/1/02 at 313
goalie 5/04 at 167 with under 15% body fat ADBB Presidents exercise Challenge
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those do not look right they are not covered with black ..I don't think so not for me ...I need that black on my pans.....
it is a patina that improves my ability to cook ..it is a scientific fact
just like wooden spoons and all the bacteria they hold
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LOL here you go black
hey did you see the study on wooden cutting boards that said the wood actually inhibits the bacteria growth?by the book atkinseer
started 6/1/02 at 313
goalie 5/04 at 167 with under 15% body fat ADBB Presidents exercise Challenge
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I love my silicone! And I use my pizza stones for cookies! I have the cupcake ones, the bread loafs and round cakes ones. Oh and another cake one, dang it! I can't think of the name ... with the hole in the middle? I bareley even own any metal baking pans anymore. (They rust down here) They are great! They go in the dishwasher too!BARB
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[QUOTE=Barbde]I love my silicone!
OMG Barb I was not going to tell anyone about those
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OMG! You are such a DORK!!
BARB
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honey you backed right up in to that one OOOOXXXXComment
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yeah, yeah. That was a good one!
Just watch your back!!BARB
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ok you guys can have your silicone ...I like mine all natural
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I haven't had much luck with mine. I first bought a loaf pan and my flax bread stuck to it. I tried a muffin pan too and they also stuck. My brother gave me some little ramekins for Christmas and one of my mini-quiches stuck, even though I sprayed them with Pam. I don't know if I'm just buying an inferior brand or there's some other reason things stick. Any ideas?Comment
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