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These pans are great and provide nice, even baking. They are a little large and didn't fit in my mother's oven. Luckily they just barely fit into mine.
I purchased the Lincoln Foodservice 1/2 sheet pan after I saw the reviewon the PBS cooking show, America's Test Kitchen. When I got the pans I looked for the Wearever brand mark and it was there. The pans are really as great as they said. I'm really glad that I purchased two of them.
After so many years of using flimsy sheet pans, these heavy duty ones are too good to be true. My old ones would buckle with a loud bang every time they went into the oven, and they looked like a big rusty mess. I bought these 13 gauge pans because they were highly recommended by Cooks Illustrated, and they do not disappoint. Easy to clean and reasonably priced.
Okay, so I've read that there have been incorrect shipments, or people getting the wrong product. Just an FYI. This sheet pan is very good.
You should be getting the Wear-ever half sheet pan #5314. Same with homemade biscuits.I can see where others may have been disappointed from this product. Michael Brown's review in Jan 09 is spot on.
The wife baked one of my favorite cookies, peanut butter, and they turned out better than they ever have on this pan. The link to Lincoln's smallwares is "www(dot)lincolnsmallwares.com/Prod_Detail2.cfm.id=74"As for the review, ATK is once again on the money for me. I have bought the colander, oxo food scale, forschner chef's knife, garlic press and their cooking and grilling methods.
the sheet pan you get in the Amazon search results will vary depending on word choice. You may get a Lincoln product, but a lower grade gauge.Happy cooking.
Purchased this item after reading Cook's Illustrated Magazine. These are without doubt the best pans on the market. They are heavy duty and don't warp with lots of heat. I highly recommend these for all types of baking.
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