My Mom laughed when she read that post because, "Jess! You are thinking of something else! Wax paper does not go in the oven!"
Well then why, dear Mother, does it say this on the box?
No wonder I got confused!
Tuesday, May 6, 2008
Further Proof...
For all 7 of you who read this post about that one time I almost burned down my kitchen, what I have here is further proof that wax paper is, indeed, intended to line baking sheets and go in the oven, and is not supposed to start on fire.
My Mom laughed when she read that post because, "Jess! You are thinking of something else! Wax paper does not go in the oven!"
Well then why, dear Mother, does it say this on the box?
No wonder I got confused!
My Mom laughed when she read that post because, "Jess! You are thinking of something else! Wax paper does not go in the oven!"
Well then why, dear Mother, does it say this on the box?
No wonder I got confused!
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Interesting... I would like further instructions on how to use it so that it doesn't start on fire... keep us posted! Maybe you should write the company and tell them to explain! :)
ReplyDeleteI would have been thrown off too! Don't worry. Speaking of cooking, I should prob start learning!
ReplyDeletei have baked a lot with wax paper it works great! you missed a great softball game... thanks for dinner.
ReplyDeleteThat really is so funny. I swear I've read many recipes that say to either "spray with grease" or "line with wax paper". I've never had wax paper, so, I've never tried it- but that is too funny that it almost burned your house down. I really am sorry about that, I would have done the same thing...
ReplyDeleteare you sure you put the oven on bake? maybe it was on broil and that's why it caught fire...? JK I ACTUALLY HAVE NO IDEA BUT SOMETIMES LIKE TO PRETEND LIKE I KNOW A THING OR TWO. :)
ReplyDeleteSorry Jess but wax paper should only be used in the microwave and not in your regular oven. It is paper and will burn in the oven. You are maybe thinking of silpat sheets that can be used in your regular oven. They are almost like a thin sheet of rubber.
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