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17.5 x 14-in. Grand Cookie Sheet
by Doughmakers

Our Price:$29.00
Sale Price:$17.95
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17.5 x 14-in. Grand Cookie Sheet

Made of solid, heavy-gauge aluminum.
The handles provide for easy in-and-out of hot ovens.
The patented Original Pebble Pattern textured surface.
The walls are formed with high, straight sides for better formed cakes.
The shiny surface reflects heat around the food for even baking and browning.
Allows air to flow around your baked goods for even browning and an easy release.

This is the world's best bakeware preferred by professionals. We could never have come so far if our product wasn't truly superior. DoughMakers Gourmet Bakeware is being realized by homemakers everywhere: that uncoated, textured surfaces produce superior baking results by allowing air to flow under the cookies for even browning. Another benefit of the textured surface is that it gives baked goods an easy release without having to add a non-stick coating that would eventually wear off. The textured finished is Doughmakers Original Pebble Pattern surface.

Good bakeware is hard to find...
When you look at all the different bakeware that's available today, it is easy to be confused about what you should use. The materials used include steel, aluminum, ceramic and now even flexible silicon. Pans may be insulated or non-insulated, coated or non-coated. So, how do you know what to buy?

A good place to start is in the bakery. Bakeries will typically use solid, uncoated aluminum baking pans. Why? Because aluminum is the best conductor of heat that is practical for baking. Steel is much heavier than aluminum, but doesn't conduct heat as well. Steel is also prone to developing hot spots, so your results may be uneven. Aluminum is lighter than steel, will heat up quickly and cool down quickly when it comes out of the oven.

In spite of aluminum's preferred characteristics for baking, most manufacturers use steel to make their pans. A steel pan will either be stainless steel, or covered with a non-stick coating. The coating is touted as being important so your baked goods won't stick, but we think the real reason steel is used so often is because it is cheaper to buy than aluminum, and easier to form than aluminum. The heavier weight gives the impression of quality, but steel pans aren't preferred for baking. And, when the coating finally wears off, the pan beneath it is going to rust.

If that weren't enough, the darker the coating on the pan, the more likely you are to see burning on the bottom of your baked goods. Think how you feel when you wear black clothes outside on a sunny day. You heat up quickly! The same thing happens in your oven, and the result may be that your cookies are burned on the bottom before they are cooked on the top.

No Coatings, No Concern!
We are very proud of the fact that our bakeware has no coatings. The potentially harmful chemicals found is most coatings is concerning the nation, and causing most consumers to "ditch the no-stick". Doughmakers provides the perfect solution as it naturally creates as easy release without the use of coatings. In addition, Doughmakers provides superior baking performance and easy clean up.

Prominent culinary magazines reviewed and approved our products. Among them are names you know: Gourmet, Fine Cooking, Cuisine, Woman's Day, and Taste of Home, among others. Baking ingredient companies also proved willing to endorse our product, including: Clabber Girl Baking Powder; Fleischmann's Yeast, and White Lily Flour. Land 'O' Lakes Butter recommended our pans on the Holiday Bakeline. Doughmakers Bakeware fits the profile of what consumers have long recommended, and put simply, our product helps your recipes perform better.


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