Flexible separable, non-stick liners for heated cooking surfaces
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Mar 23, 1982
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Apr 24, 1978
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Apr 24, 1978
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A flexible non-stick liner of thin plastic sheet material such as tetrafluoroethylene polymers is arranged to rest in readily removable covering relation on a heated cooking surface, keeping the cooking surface substantially clean. The liner can be easily removed and replaced, stays substantially clean, can be wiped clean if desired. It is especially suitable for omelet pans, facilitating the rolling and sealing of cooked omelets. The liner is also suitable for flat surface grills, cooking plates, fry pans, deep-fat cooking vessels, stew pots, baking pans and tins, sauce pans, skillets, roasting pans, pressure cookers, and the like.
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