Enhance Your Toaster Oven with Chef's Planet 401 Nonstick Liner, 11-in, Black Review

Purchased to match my new Breville Toaster. Wasn't able to brown the bottom of the toast, didn't ignite the top. Wanted to contact Breville to complain. Then you think the toaster needs the reflected heat from the shiny crumb, try browning, the black non-stick coating might be the problem. So took the lid off, roasted a few times and solved the browning problem. Apparently the lid didn't reflect enough heat to brown the toast.

I bought this item to use in our new toaster to keep the bottom clean and avoid messy cleaning. We only used the oven to toast and melt cheese on bread. I took the liner out today to wash it, it has been in the oven for just over a week and when I took it out I noticed the liner was printed on the toaster tray. Scrubbing didn't help! It was a small area, but it definitely tops the line bottom. I would be very hesitant to purchase this product. I gave it 2 stars because it's easy to wash or…

Bought this for my last toaster and it fits perfectly and has lasted 4 years. However, the oven is broken! I bought a much larger "tabletop oven" and bought another one of these liners! The old one was cleaned (looks new) and now I'm using two to fit the larger crumb tray! I have NEVER had a problem with uneven toasting or any other issues with this liner and I absolutely love it. As I said, I still have one just like that! This special liner is a much better material than the "silicone"…

This is an excellent product if you follow the instructions and it really saves time when there is a spill in the oven. This is my second oven and has replaced the exact same one that has been in my electric convection oven for over 4 years. While I don't preheat my oven every day, it has found many uses over the years. The existing one could still be used, but it started to collapse. First, don't confuse this oven liner with a silicone mat. No, that is not so. But compared to other oven…

We have been using this insert daily in our Breville Smart Oven for over 12 weeks now. I've cooked roasts, baked cakes and made plain toast, baked frozen pizzas and also baked biscuits in them. The bake time in some cases was an hour or more at 350°F. I also used the 450°F heat setting for at least 25 minutes. I just checked this liner for "white spots" or other signs of burns but found nothing. He coped with drops of various products (sticky or greasy) and just wiped with a dry cloth. There…