Matfer Exopat 11-5/8-by-16-3/8-Inch Nonstick Baking Mat

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July 3rd, 2010 by admin

Prevents cookies from sticking while baking; can also be used in roasters
Eliminates need for parchment paper or nonstick cooking surfaces
Made of slippery silicone; wipes clean with sponge
Heat-safe to 580 degrees F; can be used 2,000 to 3,000 times
Measures 16-1/2 inches by 11-5/8 inches

Product Description
If you love to bake but are disheartened by cookies and pastries that burn and stick, you'll certainly appreciate this flexible, non-stick Exopat Baking Mat, often referred to as Silpat. Made in France, the mat promotes even browning without burning, and easy removal from the pan without sticking. To use, simply place the mat on your baking sheet ??? no greasing required. Place your cookies or pastries on top of the mat and bake in the oven as you normally would. Af... More >>

Matfer Exopat 11-5/8-by-16-3/8-Inch Nonstick Baking Mat

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5 Responses

Anonymous writes:
July 4th, 20101:30 amat

i got this cokie sheet just to weaks ago d00dz and i think its grate and my famaly likes it to. grate!
Rating: 4 / 5
A. Gaver writes:
July 4th, 20103:34 amat

The product works just fine.

I love cooking on it.

No where on this site did it was made in France.

It is stenciled on top of it.

Now everytime I use it I get reminded of how I should have spent my money elsewhere
Rating: 4 / 5
David Spector writes:
July 4th, 20104:19 amat

No one seems to be considering the effects of cooking on a silicone surface. Has anyone studied possible toxic or carcinogenic effects?

I would want some reassurance before I would be willing to use silicone baking sheets.

Rating: 4 / 5
Rita M. Romeu writes:
July 4th, 20107:05 amat

I admit, this product is not what I expected or needed, so that may bias my review. Two main complaints – it is not very sturdy. I find it difficult to transport it to and from the oven without dropping the contents. I also noticed a chemical like smell when heated.

So far, I am not very impressed.
Rating: 2 / 5
Maureen Ogorman writes:
July 4th, 20109:05 amat

Have you ever tried to clean a slippery flexible item in soapy water? Don’t bother! You can get miles of siliconized Reynold’s wrap for this much money.
Rating: 3 / 5