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In order to serve as a "green" solution for all your baking needs, this pre-cut pan liner is made with natural, unbleached paper. When you're ready to clean ...
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Jun 9, 2019 · Yes, it is paper after all, and will burn at about 425 degrees F. That's a guess — it may be safe at a higher temperature, or it may ignite ...