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Compostable, unbleached and chlorine free Parchment Baking Paper Sheets.
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Compostable, unbleached and chlorine free Parchment Baking Paper Sheets.
The premium quality FSC certified unbleached, greaseproof baking paper is perfect for a wide variety of baking and cooking needs. While some baking papers are coated with Quilon, which contains heavy metals like chromium that can be toxic when incinerated, the If You Care Parchment Paper uses Silicone, derived from a natural element. No chlorine has been used in the production of the baking paper, which means no chlorine is dumped into our lakes and streams.
The box includes 24 pre-cut sheets and each sheet is 32cmx 40cm.
If you care baking paper details:
- FSC Certified unbleached greaseproof paper
- Totally chlorine-free (TCF)
- Minimum waste
- Compostable after use
- Unbleached recycled cardboard packaging
- Vegetable-based inks for printing
- Non-toxic glues
- Biodegradable cardboard packaging: which should be recycled
- Silicone coated - derived from silicon found in sand/quartz/rock (abundant in nature and non-toxic)
- Excellent for baking and cooking
- No greasing necessary
- Oven safe up to 428°F/220°C
- Microwave-safe
- Suitable for vegetarians and vegans
- Gluten free
- Allergen free
Why we have chosen this product:
Very handy!
I love that these are pre-cut for ease of use as cutting them with scissors doesn't always work like you think it will and the box gets a bit squished. Love having a earth friendly disposable baking sheet :)
Love that these baking sheets are environmentally friendly & are precut. How good is that!
Great product!
I was so happy to discover these baking sheets existed and they worked really well, then just pop them in the compost!