As far as I know, insulated baking sheets are only useful for ovens with uneven heat, to prevent delicate baked goods like cookies from getting too much heat from below.
In all online discussions I saw, people complained about them, called them useless, and re-purposed them for other things, instead of baking with them.
I found an old cookie sheet this pour thing looks ancient. It is dark but I think from age. It is 15"x16" on the bottom surface. It doesn't even have a stamp or anything with the brand. Very low sides. Will this work with parchment paper?
As far as I know, insulated baking sheets are only useful for ovens with uneven heat, to prevent delicate baked goods like cookies from getting too much heat from below.
In all online discussions I saw, people complained about them, called them useless, and re-purposed them for other things, instead of baking with them.
Karin
I found an old cookie sheet this pour thing looks ancient. It is dark but I think from age. It is 15"x16" on the bottom surface. It doesn't even have a stamp or anything with the brand. Very low sides. Will this work with parchment paper?