Review on 50-pack 2 lb Aluminum Pans with Lids - Premium Disposable Foil Pans, 9x6-inch Durable Aluminium Containers for Baking, Roasting, and Food Prepping (50, 1L) by Justin Albright

These disposable trays are fantastic - until you start using them. Unless you're making smaller baked goods to sell or making a few things for large groups of people, they're not great for baking bread or cakes at home. They will work if you consciously reduce certain recipes and make something for just one person. Most of the time, however, they are only used to warm up leftovers or small portions of food for one or two people. Want to make frozen chicken nuggets for kids? Pizza rolls or other frozen food? You are perfect. Don't like using the microwave to reheat leftovers? I'm with you. You just can't beat the texture you get from oven-reheated food. Every time I make this, I choose the oven over the microwave. The best part is that you don't have to waste time washing the big pots in the sink when you're done (it's always a hassle to wash them right where you have to work). There is no need to add foil or parchment paper to an existing shape. Just break out one of those little pots, use it, and when you're done throw it in the trash can. You just saved yourself a lot of time and effort. I knew in advance that these pans would be small. But I know they would be perfect for our needs. You will also receive 50 disposable pots. I saw disposable pans at Walmart the other day that cost so much for just four pans. You only pay 34 cents for these pans. You couldn't hit it with a stick. We live in a village in the deep south. That means we eat out very little and cook a lot at home. They are perfect for our needs. So I would recommend them, order a set today and see if they work as well for you as they did for us.