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Greaseproof paper, also known as parchment paper, is a versatile kitchen tool that is commonly used for baking, cooking, and food preparation. While it offers several benefits, there are a few limitations and precautions to keep in mind when using greaseproof paper:
Temperature limits: Greaseproof paper is heat-resistant, but it does have temperature limits. It can typically withstand temperatures up to around 420°F (215°C) without catching fire or smoking. However, prolonged exposure to high temperatures may cause it to darken or char. It's important to check the manufacturer's instructions and use the paper within its specified temperature range.
Non-stick properties: Greaseproof paper has a non-stick surface that helps prevent food from sticking. However, it is not as non-stick as some other alternatives like silicone baking mats or Teflon-coated pans. While it works well for most baking and cooking purposes, some particularly sticky or gooey foods may still adhere to the paper slightly. Adding a light coating of cooking spray can enhance its non-stick properties if needed.
Flammable near open flames: Although greaseproof paper is generally fire-resistant, it is still made of paper and can burn if exposed to direct flames or high heat. It's crucial to avoid direct contact between the paper and open flames, such as broiler flames or the heating elements in a toaster oven. Ensure that the paper is properly tucked in and not hanging over the edges of baking sheets or pans where it could come into contact with flames.
Limited structural strength: While greaseproof paper is durable enough for most baking and cooking tasks, it has its limitations in terms of structural strength. It can become soft and floppy when exposed to liquids for an extended period, such as when used as a liner for very moist or liquid-rich batters. In such cases, it may be helpful to reinforce the paper by doubling it up or using multiple layers.
Not suitable for direct heat sources: Greaseproof paper is primarily designed for use in ovens and microwaves. It should not be used directly on stovetop burners, grills, or other direct heat sources. The paper can easily catch fire or burn when in direct contact with flames or intense heat.
By keeping these limitations and precautions in mind, you can make the most of greaseproof paper while ensuring safe and effective use in your cooking and baking endeavors.
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Greaseproof Paper
This greaseproof paper is a kind of PFOA and PFOS oil-resistant paper, which is suitable for the packaging of fast food and other fried foods. The greaseproof paper is oil-proof, waterproof, breathable, high temperature resistant 180℃.
Product
Greaseproof Paper
This greaseproof paper is a kind of PFOA and PFOS oil-resistant paper, which is suitable for the packaging of fast food and other fried foods. The greaseproof paper is oil-proof, waterproof, breathable, high temperature resistant 180℃.
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