coox Foldable Silicone Baking Tray with Metal Core
The foldable silicone baking tray is back – and stronger than ever! The new version of the coox baking tray features a metal core inside, making the silicone tray super stable. It is a practical addition to any kitchen that values comfort, versatility, and sustainability. Say goodbye to baking paper and aluminum foil: The non-stick properties ensure easy release of baked goods – without greasing. The heat resistance allows for versatile preparation from fries to pizza to meat and fish dishes. After use, the silicone baking tray is easy to clean, either by hand or in the dishwasher. It can be stored flat or folded.
In brief:
- Foldable baking tray with metal core
- Maximum stability due to metal inside
- Serves as a base for the oven rack
- Ideal for all oven dishes from sweet to savory
- Non-stick surface, no greasing needed
- Environmentally friendly – never again baking paper
- Very space-saving
- Easy to clean, no burnt corners
- Dishwasher safe
- Suitable from 230 to -40 °C
- BPA-free
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