Whether wood or paper, your disposable bakeware molds do not require any form of greasing. This is
due to the fact that wooden bakeware comes with a double-sided silicone liner, whereas the interior of
disposable paper bakeware often sports a silicone non-stick finish. This allows your baked goods to pull
away easily, regardless of prior greasing.
Retain longer
Of course, these aren’t exactly your traditional metal baking pan so it’s always safe to bake a proof in
one of the molds before you settle on a whole batch. Your disposable bakeware doesn’t heat like metal
does so whatever you end up baking may be a little different. You’ll find, most commonly, that your
baked goods retain a bit more moisture making them harder to dry out, which is always a plus.
Great Presentation
The disposable paper and wood bakeware are designed to be a part of the presentation; to “bake and
serve” your goods in without the mess of cleaning up and having to wash your metal bakeware. The
disposable molds are a rigid freestanding construction and are available in a large variety of shapes and
sizes.
Microwave & Freezer Safe
Disposable baking molds are freezer, microwave, steamer, and oven safe. Wood molds bake up to 500°F
and freeze to -40°F and the paper molds bake up to 390°F. You can freeze your doughs and bake later in
the same mold or just microwave and serve.
