38*58mm Steaming Paper (European Raw Paper) With Heat Resistance Up To 220°C Degrees High Quality

Name: 38*58mm Steaming Paper (European Raw Paper) With Heat Resistance Up to 220°C Degrees High Quality
Uploaded: 2025-11-05CST23:20:24-06:00
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Release Time: 2025-11-05

Keyword: Steaming Paper

Video Overview

Discover the high-quality 38*58mm Steaming Paper (European Raw Paper) with exceptional heat resistance up to 220°C. Perfect for baking, food wrapping, and non-culinary uses, this premium parchment paper ensures non-stick performance and easy cleanup. Ideal for professional and home kitchens alike.

Product Featured in This Video

38*58mm size with European imported raw material for superior quality.
Heat-resistant up to 220°C, making it perfect for baking and steaming.
Non-stick properties ensure easy food release and clean baking trays.
Versatile uses include pan lining, food wrapping, and steamer lining.
Disposable and hygienic, ideal for separating foods and serving fried items.
Can be shaped into DIY piping bags or used for cake roll forming.
Protects countertops during dough kneading and chocolate making.
Clean appearance makes it suitable for hygienic food packaging.

Faqs

What is the maximum temperature this steaming paper can withstand?

This steaming paper can withstand temperatures up to 220°C, making it suitable for most baking and steaming applications.
Can this paper be used for direct open flame cooking?

No, this parchment paper is not suitable for direct use over open flames. It is designed for baking, steaming, and other indirect heat applications.
What are the primary uses of this steaming paper?

This steaming paper is ideal for baking cookies, lining cake molds, wrapping food for baking, steaming buns, separating foods in lunch boxes, and even non-culinary uses like countertop protection and packaging.

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