Netherton Iron Baking Sheet
Why You Need This Black Iron Cookie Sheet
WHAT WE LOVE ABOUT THIS ITEM
- Spun iron for durability and heat retention.
- 17-1/4" length for ample baking space.
- Made by the Netherton Foundry in the U.K.
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Description
Garrett Wade’s cookie sheet comes from a United Kingdom foundry that’s proud to keep alive the tradition of creating gorgeous iron products for the kitchen. We added our own spin to the cookie sheet by asking the foundry to expand the baking space. We also asked the foundry craftsmen to design the sheet in a way that ensures effortless removal and inserting.
But perhaps the best-kept secret behind this black iron baking sheet’s success (its secret sauce, if you will) is its 2-millimeter thick material. This material will hold heat for consistent baking. Plus, you don’t have to worry about it popping, flexing, warping, or bending in the oven.
Our black iron cookie sheet is safe to use in ovens as hot as 572°F.
Specs/Dimensions
| Length | 17-1/4" |
| Width (Width Including Lip) | 12-1/4" in. (13.5") |
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California residents: WARNING Proposition 65 notice
WARNING
This products can expose you to chemicals, including lead, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
