Jetfoil Aluminum Catering Supplies Suitable Review

This is the perfect size for a 9x13 casserole dish. I have to use 2 at a time because they are a bit brittle for a heavy casserole. I think the price is fair.

These things are great for grilling! We put aluminum foil in the pot, if the meat is raw then we just throw away the foil and put the cooked meat on the baking sheet. So comfortable! We have also used them to bake bacon in the oven, lasagna etc. You can always double them up if needed and just reuse the unused one later.

These are good pots. but pay attention to the weight and how you hold the pan. Some foods I can hold on the edge and are doing fine, while other foods had to stay on the bottom (like my chicken enchillada) as the bottom wanted to dig/bend/fold and the sides were unstable to support the food. The food stayed evenly hot, which I like. And the lids close tightly and securely, which is another plus.

Does not match the advertised size. The container is only 10.5 inches long. Even if I'm generous and measure lip to lip, it's only 12 inches, not 13 inches as advertised. different brand same size As you can see in the photo, the size difference is quite big despite "same" size.

These half pans seem to have a smaller bottom and more sloping sides than the ones I've used before, but they get the job done. I hate hand washing my bakeware, so if I ever want to bake a cake or brownies, I pull out my disposable pan so I don't have to worry about cleaning it up. (Also great if you want to grab something for lunch or give to a neighbor, nobody has to clean or return your dishes.)

I'm pretty sure these labs were actually used. All were greasy, smelled of fuel, and looked as if they had been used in Sterno traps. They were also NOT the brand of jet wings as listed and had Arabic-like letters on them. I usually use these pans to cook anything. Me when I'm not well and I can't wash the dishes, but I have to wash every dish before I can use it. Total garbage. Complete waste. If you use them to install the Sterno as a water pan, then whatever, as long as you don't mind smelly

The manufacturer decided to save a few cents on each pan and significantly reduce the size of these pans. They made them so thin that for a pot this size you can't even use 1/4 of the pot without cracking the walls. They can only be used to store marshmallows. I am writing this after the 5th pan fell on me. This time, even though there were meatballs on the bottom of the pan, he poured boiling hot fat all over me. I used full size chef gloves on both hands and braced them underneath. I have…