If You Care Parchment Baking Sheets - FSC Certified, 24 ct

Natural, works well up to about 400° in oven. Have reordered several times. Very happy with this company's products.

I really like this brand and use their muffin liners all of the time and these sheets don't disappoint. If you prefer to have the sheets pre-cut, these are a great option. I also have this brand in the standard rolls, but the sheets makes life just that much easier.

Easy sheets

Very good parchment paper and good size sheets. I use them for baking. Sheets are great size forbaking fish, creating a tent, and then putting it into aluminum foil. A go-to product for me.

I line my baking pans with these parchment sheets and not only do they make cleaning the pans easy, my cakes or brownies come out of the pan completely intact. The parchment paper leaves no residue. I also wrap sandwiches with them.

These are perfect for sheet pans. Quick to pull out and get started baking. Saves you from doing dishes. Non toxic. I love them!

I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE If You Care Products. I keep the parchment baking sheets, parchment paper, and the baking cups for muffins. Seriously would not recommend another brand. I love that these can be thrown right in the compost and there are no added ingredients that are going to harm you or your family.I am all about low toxins to toxin free items and products in my home. Cut back on your endocrine disrupting ingredients in the kitchen, your health and body will thank you!I use these to keep it super easy for cleanup in the kitchen. We cut out aluminum foil over 5 years ago after learning how it was made and what it was doing to the inside of our bodies. I use this in the oven for everything. Snag a box and you'll see for yourself.

I like that the company uses FSC-certified wood pulp to manufacture their parchment. Having baked for over 50 years I'm used to parchment that I can cut to the short or longer length i need. So while it is convenient that the company provides parchment sheets, it is wasteful when I only need a shorter piece. I understand why they coat the paper with silicone, however, in former days, parchment was not coated. Because it has silicone coating, this parchment can not be composed in our municipal composting system. So although the company is doing good by using FSC-certified material, the product goes into landfill. I think they need to go back to the drawing board and re-think how to make their product truly earth-friendly.