10-Pack Disposable Aluminum Foil Broiler Pans: Durable Drip Pans for Oven & BBQ Grill Texture - 13x9 Inch Broiler Pan Review

I buy these pots to save on washing up and they are easy to clean. They're a bit brittle on heavy items, so I sometimes place pans on a baking sheet to provide more stability when removing items. The product is just the right size as there are only two of us for dinner. I intend to continue buying this product. They serve my purpose perfectly.

I use them in a small portable oven on a van. It's great that the sides can be bent to keep grease and oil out of my oven and it's strong enough not to "rip". We recommend using a baking sheet or heavy flat pan, but this will make cleaning easier. I use them for meat, cookies and more. I have withstood up to 400 degrees. I recommend especially for really greasy stuff.

I preheat the oven - with empty foil trays in the oven (375 degrees). When fully heated, hamburgers are baked to the desired doneness. The burger comes out on one side with nice "grill lines"; Place the marked sides up on the bun. Sometimes I roast already baked burgers in the oven for 2 minutes before serving. Foil grill pans are one of the great bad weather kitchen ideas.

If you're using this to cook a ribeye steak, don't do it. I bought these because I was tired of cleaning grill pans and piling them up over time. When I first used them to sear a steak, the grill caught fire with greasy fumes (no big deal - it's in the oven). The oven will turn off and you will have to restart it after extinguishing the small grease flame. Good pans for other foods on the grill but not those that may contain combustible/flammable drips.

I've been using these pans for baking and reheating dinners since the beginning of the coronavirus. I have a small kitchen and I try very hard not to wash pots if I can help it. You just crumple them up and throw them in the trash, although I think they can be recycled if washed. The other day I cooked a medium fillet of tilapia and frozen french fries in the same pan. I also used them for chicken skewers. They are good, not too big, not too small.

I love these frying pans. The set comes with 12 aluminum pans and I paid $11.99. For the price I think it's a good deal. My husband and I used to buy these pans at the grocery store, but now the manufacturer that sells them has added a layer of foil with small holes to catch the grease. I like to wash mine in the dishwasher and use them a few times before throwing them in the trash. They are just as thin as the ones I usually buy. They're good for a couple of steaks, but you have to put them on