Parchment Paper Non Stick Roll 18 X 50 Feet 75 Square Foot, Premium Baking Paper Full Case Of 24 Bulk Value Pack Total Of 1800 Sf Of parchment Paper
Price: $ 81.99
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24 Rolls of 18 inch unbleached parchment paper Quick, healthy, mess free nonstick surface, Makes clean-up fast and easy Oven safe to 450 degrees; use
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Reynolds Kitchens Unbleached Parchment Paper is a responsibly-sourced, totally chlorine-free cooking paper that is made with 75% unbleached fiber. This baking parchment is compostable in home & commercial composting facilities, & the packaging is fully recyclable for an eco-friendly choice. At 12-inches wide, this oven paper fits perfectly in most baking pans, so no trimming or folding is needed.
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Make everyday meals easy and cleanup even easier with ours Kitchens Parchment Paper. The 12 inch width of this oven paper fits perfectly in most baking pans. You can even reuse each cooking paper sheet up to three times in a single session to get more mileage out of the roll. Wrap fish, chicken or veggies in a packet for an easy, moist, roasted dinner. Or, line your pan with a few strips to lift brownies and breads right out of the pan.
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