I use half-size sheet pans from a restaurant supply company. They are heavier than what you buy in a supermarket and last forever. Oh and they only cost about $5 each.

While you're there check out the measured food dishers, which are like ice cream scoops in different sizes. a #30 scoop is good for smaller cookies, about 12 to a cup of dough. You should be able to fit 20 to a pan.

I had a cookies business for a while and made over 2000 cookies a day on the half pans.

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6 Responses to “What Are The Best Baking Cookie Sheets?”

  • lizzee says:

    To me it never mattered though the air flow ones didn’t brown cookies as I would have liked. Jusr use baking parchment to line the pans.
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  • kiv says:

    anything teflon works great.
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  • Sugar Pie says:

    anything heavy for it’s size; put parchment paper down before baking cookies for a nonstick surface.
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  • sue says:

    The darker the color the better the cookie browns. New shiney cookie sheets tend to burn the bottoms of the cookies before the tops get a good chance to brown nicely.

    I always grease my cookie sheets with the butter or margarine wrappers. Rarely have cookies that stick.
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  • I swear by Pampered Chef. They taste great and its the easiest to clean up!!
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  • yw84mrright says:

    I use half-size sheet pans from a restaurant supply company. They are heavier than what you buy in a supermarket and last forever. Oh and they only cost about $5 each.

    While you’re there check out the measured food dishers, which are like ice cream scoops in different sizes. a #30 scoop is good for smaller cookies, about 12 to a cup of dough. You should be able to fit 20 to a pan.

    I had a cookies business for a while and made over 2000 cookies a day on the half pans.
    References :

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