PanSaver Electric Roaster Liners. Fits 16, 18, 22 Quart Roasters 10 Pack of Liners(5 boxes of 2 bags each), Rectangular

The only thing I did not like was when one of these got stuck to the sides of my roaster and basically melted onto the roaster. The included instructions told how to clean it up, and that worked, but it was very time consuming. Fortunately this only happened to me 1 time, the other 20 times I have used them they worked perfectly and saved a lot of time in clean up.

Make cleanup easy but be careful if they get in direct dry contact with the metal, they will burn on and are then hard to get off.

These CLEAR roaster liners work well if you keep the temperature low enough and cook for a short enough time that they do not melt and adhere to the side of the roaster pan. Follow directions.

I have to say, in my experience, the PanSaver Electric Roaster Liners are an absolute game-changer for anyone who, like me, loves to cook for a big crowd. Seriously, I used to dread cleaning up after a big roast, but these liners have completely changed the game. I find myself actually looking forward to using my 18 quart roaster now, knowing there's no dreadful scrubbing involved afterward.I once hosted a large family gathering - you know, the kind where your roaster is working overtime. Prepping was a breeze, but what really made my day was the cleanup. I just removed the liner, tossed it, and voila! My roaster was as clean as it was before I even turned it on.So, if you cook in large roasters, like I often do, these liners are a must. I honestly can't imagine being caught cooking without them now. Trust me, your future self will thank you! It feels like one of those simple but indispensable kitchen essentials. So yes, two thumbs up from me for these handy little gems!

The photo shows leftover plastic from the final attempt at using these clear electric roaster liners. I often work concession stands and was looking for a solution to make cleanup easy. I used these liners for nachos or other concession type food. The first time, there were small burnt holes in the sides where the plastic touched the walls of the roaster oven. I thought maybe I did something wrong. I had put 10 ounces of water in my roaster, added the liner, and turned it on. Then I added the nacho cheese sauce. There was yellow water at the bottom of the pan at the end of the night and a half dozen holes in the liner. I read reviews and tried again.Next, I tried more nacho cheese in it. This time, I added two cups of water under the liner and added the Nacho cheese from room temperature before I turned the roaster on. I let it warm up for 2 hours on 250°F and we didn’t have an issue during cooking. The bag did lose it’s integrity and as I was transferring it to the trash, nacho cheese splashed out into the trashcan. I was so grateful the bag exploded into the trash can!The third and final time I used the liners, they were to keep street corn warm at a concession stand. We started the temperature at 300°F until it was at temperature and lowered it to 250°F to keep warm. After a few hours, we had plastic stuck to the sides. When the food level was lower than the heading elements, it burnt the liners again. The plastic peeled off and was not super difficult to remove; however, I would have preferred not to waste money on liners. I still have 3.5 boxes and doubt I’ll ever use them again. They were not worth the money or convenience.

I used these to help me with cleanup when I cooked for 300 people over the course of three days. I had 2 roasters with soup, and one with haluski (a cabbage and noodle Polish dish famous in Pennsylvania). For the soups, the liners were fine. I even toed that boundary with close to 400 degrees, but the haluski I never exceeded 350, and the liner melted to the roaster insert and had to be scraped off with a razor blade that evening. - That being said, I will purchase again for next year when I cook.

These liners work great with soups; casseroles; spaghetti; sauce. Helps to keep foods from getting baked in or overcooked onto the roasters.

Time saver for sure. Good quality and are worth the buy.