Features
Cuki Baking Paper Sheets allow you to cook lighter without adding fats and seasonings. And your foods won’t stick: pans and baking trays stay clean! It is extremely practical: the pre-cut sheets are easily extracted one by one without any waste.
Cuki Baking Paper Sheets are made through a production process that makes them biodegradable, recyclable, and compostable.
Moreover, they are produced with cellulose fibers derived from wood sourced from sustainably managed forests for forest protection.

Main Features:
100% Recyclable
Easy to extract
Pre-cut to fit trays

Preparation and Use
Discover the many ways to prepare your foods

Usage
Yes Microwave
Yes Pan
Yes Pot
Yes Oven

Bake in the oven – Use Cuki Non-Stick Baking Paper to line the bottom of trays and baking pans. Wet and wring out the baking paper sheet to make it adhere better to the bottom of the container.
Bake in the pan – Cover the bottom of the pan with Cuki Baking Paper and cook your foods with little or no seasoning. The pan stays clean.
Steam cooking – For healthy cooking, wrap your foods with Cuki Baking Paper and experiment with cooking in water or steaming. Flavors will be retained during cooking, enhancing the taste of your foods.
Present – Serve your dishes cooked in parchment with Cuki Baking Paper. The presentation will be a success, and the aroma of your foods will be enhanced.
Separate – Before freezing your foods, separate them with Cuki Baking Paper. You can conveniently extract only the necessary food from the freezer.
Decorate – Express your creativity. Use Cuki Baking Paper to create original designs to decorate your cakes and desserts.

Other Info:
25 pre-cut sheets 33×38 cm

Safety warnings:
WARNINGS
Be careful!
– Avoid proximity or direct contact with flames, walls, or electric resistances in the oven.
– Do not use with the grill on.
– In the oven, do not exceed a temperature of 220°C for more than an hour.
– Do not use the sheet without food or dough.
– In the pan, do not exceed 220°C and 15 minutes of cooking over medium heat, ensuring that the paper does not extend beyond the edges.