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Chicago Metallic Commercial Cookie/Jelly Roll Pans, Set of 2 | 
 enlarge | Brand: Chicago Metallic
Buy New: $24.99
Rating:  26 reviews
Shipping Weight (lbs): 4.7
Dimensions (in): 18 x 13 x 1
MPN: 77823
Model: 77823
UPC: 706877782338
EAN: 0070687778233
ASIN: B0000VLH1U
Availability: In stock soon. Order now to get in line. First come, first served.
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| Features:
| • | Heavy weight for durability and strength | | • | Superior heat conduction | | • | Corrosion resistant | | • | Dishwasher safe |
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Product Description
Chicago Metallic's Commercial bakeware line is manufactured to meet the exacting standards of commercial bakers and those who want traditional uncoated pans. Strong and durable, it is backed by a 25 year warranty and can be easily cleaned in the dishwasher. Picking up this pan you will immediately note its substantial weight and thick rolled edges which will not warp as ligther weight bakeware is prone to do.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 5 more reviews...
 Best pans money can buy April 24, 2008
Lior Paster (NYC, United States)
Top top quality, heavy construction, durable, keeps its shape in the heat, non-stick but doesn't use any coating (I hate coating), made of metal/aluminum so it doesn't corrode or get stained. You can simply feel the top quality of these pans. Best pans you'll even own. Great for cookies, bread...
 Not as happy as I hoped! April 10, 2008
Lynn J. Gordon
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Chicago Metallic Commercial Cookie/Jelly Roll Pans, Set of 2The two pans are obviously packed together and when I opened the box, the top pan looked fine. However, when I separated the two, the pan on the bottom was dented on the two long sides. Consequently, when I use it, if there is any liquid, it pools. Guess I should have just gone to a store and avoided shipping.
 workhorses April 2, 2008
booksrus
but for some discoloration I"m very pleased - they nest well, and are roomy.
I think they're also a good weight - not too heavy but sturdy
 Unfortunately Made in China January 22, 2008
Traci Stalsberg (Wisconsin, USA)
11 out of 11 found this review helpful
I really, really would love to give these baking sheets five stars; after all, I have used Chicago Metallic baking products for years and absolutely love them. However, I recently ordered this set of two jelly roll pans and was a bit surprised upon seeing them. They did not appear to be of quite the same quality as the old jelly roll pan I have. The rolled edges were not as completely rolled over and tucked under as the edges on the old one. The corners were different too. Finally, the pans did not seem nearly so "heavy-duty" to me. I remember when I got the first pan - probably back in 2001 or 2002 - and I was very impressed, as other reviewers have noted, with how substantial the pan was. I wonder if I would have been as impressed if these pans had come instead.
At any rate, a thought came to my mind as I looked the new pans over. Were these made in China? So I took the label off and, sure enough, there in small print at the bottom, were the words, "Made in China." I can't say how disappointed I was! I actually still had the label from the original pan in my file cabinet and it said no such thing. In fact, it lists Chicago Metallic with the address to their Lake Zurich, IL manufacturing facility which, according to their 2005 catalog that is still on their website, is where their pans are (were) manufactured. The new label says Chicago Metallic, Focus Products Group LLC and a Vernon Hills, IL address, plus the aforementioned "Made in China."
I will say in fairness that these pans are still likely better than any pan you will buy at Walmart or any other discount store. Also, as a pro, they still offer a 25 year limited warranty. I think that next time, however, I will buy a commercial pan that is still made right here in the U.S.
Extremely rugged, high quality, but hard to keep clean January 21, 2008
C. Cutler (Orlando, FL USA)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
These jelly roll/sheet pans are extremely well built. They are very heavy and thick, do not warp, and should last a lifetime. They are the highest quality I have found, and I've owned many different brands.
Be aware though, that they are NOT in any way non-stick, and are hard to keep clean. If you don't mind breaking out the steel wool to keep these in shape, they are excellent - if you are looking for something that's easy maintenance, however, go with non-stick. Of course, none of the non-stick ones will last anywhere near as long, as the teflon finish wears off any cookware after a while.
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