I should have bought a non-stick cookie sheet years ago . . .

[ET Awful]

Damn it makes things easy :)

Must have patience now and wait for cookies to cool slightly before gorging self on gooey sweetness.

Yummmm S'Mores cookies complete with graham, chocolate and marshmallow.

[xmas74]

1. I like the Air-Ware ones.

They work very well.

[yewberry]

3. Oh, me too.

Unfortunately, I developed a habit of not waiting until the oven was entirely pre-heated (because it doesn't make that much difference with AirWare)...and then that habit carried over to my non-AirWare baking pans.

Mmmm, charcoal-bottomed baked goods.

[xmas74]

5. Oops!

I wish everything was AirWare.

[TimeChaser]

2. Oh great, thanks...

Now I have a cookie craving... x(

[Darth_Kitten]

4. NOOOOOO!!!!!!!!

I heard they weren't very healthy. :(

I can't have one because of my bird. :(

[ET Awful]

6. I think it's only the ones with actual teflon that can be toxic

and apparently only to birds :( :( :(

[Darth_Kitten]

7. I just have to stay away from non stick everything...

just to make sure. :(

[yewberry]

9. You can use a baking mat, can't you?

I don't think there are any offgas problems with them, and they work really, really well.

[Darth_Kitten]

10. never heard of a baking mat......

:)

[yewberry]

11. Oooh, they're great.

Pretty much every pastry chef I know uses 'em.

Silpat here:
http://homecooking.about.com/cs/productreviews/gr/silpat.htm

[supernova]

12. Silpat is da bomb!

:woohoo:

I love my silpat mat! Everything slides right off it. :D

[Left Is Write]

8. I still prefer my high-quality, shiny aluminum pans.