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Ernie
 
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Default SHAPE2BAKE/SILPAT

I was looking for a place to buy Silpat the French baking non
stick pad when I came across Shape2bake on eBay. You can find it
by searching eBay for Silpat. It is much cheaper than Silpat but
has about the same life expectancy and temperature range. It is
quite thin and can be easily cut with scissors to fit your pan.
Clean up is simple. It is made of Teflon and should be treated
the same. You can roll it up for storage or leave it flat. It
should not be creased.
It is currently being used by the Fast Food and cookie baking
Industry. I am using it in place of parchment paper for bread.
Ernie


 
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