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Cooking & Baking

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9. Soak the pan overnight with ammonia in it. That can be hard to do in the winter because of the odor but it will remove

Thu Feb 1, 2024, 10:33 AM

Feb 2024

pretty much anything baked on to any pan. If you have a garage that isn't too cold, you could leave it there.

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Question about cleaning cookie pans [View all] bif Feb 2024 OP

Bar Keeper's Friend is my go to Nittersing Feb 2024 #1

Thanks. bif Feb 2024 #4

This message was self-deleted by its author Kali Feb 2024 #6

+1 for Bar Keepers Friend. Hotler Feb 2024 #11

aluminum or steel? non-stick finish? Kali Feb 2024 #2

I think it's aluminum. bif Feb 2024 #5

could also replace sheet and dedicate this one for spill overs Kali Feb 2024 #7

Don't know, but I want to see the replies! tanyev Feb 2024 #3

Always start with the least invasive mercuryblues Feb 2024 #8

The pan has been in my wife's family for three generations bif Feb 2024 #10