High Temperature Resistant BBQ grill mat for Outdoor Picnic Cooking
Are Grill Mats Safe?
Grilling on a grill mat is just as safe as using a nonstick PTFE pan. See, unlike some cheaper grilling mats, BBQ Mats are made with the most Premium materials, and have been tested to meet all food safety standards.
Made from 100% PFOA-free materials with a premium PTFE-Fiberglass coating (the ingredient that gives our grill mats nonstick properties), you can rest assured these are safe grilling mats for gas grills, charcoal grills, infrared grills, and in fact, all grills!
Features and benifit of BBQ Grill mat:
1. Great for all kinds of food!
Chicken, Eggs, Ribs, Fish, Vegetables, Steaks, Burgers, Kabobs, Shrimp, Bacon, Grilled Cheese Sandwich and more!
2. Easy to clean, hand washable and dishwasher safe.
3. Mats can be stored either flat or rolled up
4. The BBQ Grill Mat can literally be used HUNDREDS OF TIMES!
5. Dishwasher safe
6. Reusable on both side
7. 100% non stick
8. Easy to use and cut to fit any grill
9.Non toxic material is safe for all food
10.Veggies won't fall down in the grill ,Fish won't stick
Application:
1. Non-stick PTFE BBQ grill mat can serving as barbecue grill mat, nonstick oven liners ,baking mat, cooking mat etc.
2. Perfect for any grill including as Char-Broil, Weber, Porcelain, Charcoal and even Infrared Grills.
3. Grill Veggies,meat, vegetables, fish, shrimp, pizza, even pancakes, bacon and eggs!! Anything else you want to put on the grill!
Use and care instructions:
1.Cut the oven liner to size and place the liner on the lowest shelf in your oven.
2.Do not put the liner directly on the oven floor.
3.Let the oven cool down before removing the liner.
Warning:
DO NOT place directly on charcoal, place the mat over the grill grates approx 7 inches from the burners.
Do not let grease accumulate due to risk of grease fire.
Use mats at low-medium heat settings (300°F - 500°F).
To avoid scratching, only use wood, plastic or silicone utensils.
Do not use sharp stainless steel or metal tools to avoid scratching.
Don't use scratch pad or abrasive brush while cleaning mats.
){kind=link}