Baking paper in sheets size L - 20 pieces
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  • Baking paper in sheets size L - 20 pieces
  • Baking paper in sheets size L - 20 pieces
  • Baking paper in sheets size L - 20 pieces
  • Baking paper in sheets size L - 20 pieces
Baking paper in sheets size L - 20 pieces Baking paper in sheets size L - 20 pieces Baking paper in sheets size L - 20 pieces Baking paper in sheets size L - 20 pieces
Baking paper in sheets size L - 20 pieces

viGO! Premium Baking paper in sheets, box, 20 pcs

Baking paper in sheets size L - 20 pieces
Packaging Packages available in stock: 56 (shipping 24h)
9.39 zł gross Price per unit 9.39 zł gross
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Prepayment 20,99 zł gross
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What's worth knowing?

viGO! baking paper sheets are a convenient and practical solution for anyone who loves baking. This product allows you to easily and quickly prepare cakes, biscuits, bread, pizza and other baked goods without worrying about the dish sticking to the tray. The sheets, in size L, are exceptionally durable and resistant to high temperatures, so they don't lose their properties during baking. The pack contains 20 sheets, which can be easily torn off and adjusted to your needs. The paper is made from plant-based raw materials, without the use of chemicals, which guarantees safety for health. It's an excellent choice for anyone who values convenience and quality.

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Specification

Packaging
FSC box
Material
Paper
Pieces per pack
20
Grammage / Thickness
39 g/m2
Weight
0,13 g
Size (approx.)
38 cm x 42 cm
Tolerance
up to 10% (Dimensions, grammage, weight)
Category
Premium

Warnings

  • Product intended for food contact, does not affect the taste or smell of food
  • Packaging made of cardboard
  • Keep it clean, dispose of packaging from the used product in the bin
  • Product approved for marketing in the countries of the Eurasian Customs Union

Advantages

  • Convenient form – no need to tear off sheets
  • Replaces time-consuming greasing of the baking tray
  • Intended for fat-free roasting
  • Does not stick to dough or the tin
  • Protects the baking tray from getting dirty
  • Perfect for baking cakes, gateaux, pizza and other bakes
  • Prevents baked goods from burning
  • Can be used on both sides
  • Fits various cake tins, moulds and baking trays

Tips

  • Baking paper also has… cosmetic uses. It can be cut into pieces to make popular blotting papers that prevent the unsightly “shine” on the face, a common problem for women with oily or combination skin. Just cut the paper into pieces and you're ready to go!

Logistics

Number of pieces per box
17
Number of boxes per pallet layer
10
Number of layers per pallet
11
Number of boxes per pallet
110
Number of pieces per pallet
1870
Weight per piecei
0,1486 kg
Weight per box
2,6582 kg
Pallet weight (with EURO pallet)
312,402 kg

Recipes

Green spinach cake


Sponge:

  • 250 g fresh spinach
  • 4 eggs
  • 1 cup caster sugar
  • a few drops of lemon juice
  • ¾ cup oil
  • 2.5 cups fine wheat flour
  • 2 teaspoons baking powder
  • ½ teaspoon bicarbonate of soda
  • 1 teaspoon vanilla paste

Cream filling:

  • 500 ml whipping cream
  • 4 teaspoons gelatine
  • 3 tablespoons icing sugar
  • ½ teaspoon vanilla paste
  • 300 g strawberries
  • 1 banana
  • zest of ½ lime

Decoration:

  • Your favourite seasonal fruit, e.g. blueberries, raspberries, strawberries.

Wash the spinach, pat dry and remove the tough stalks. Transfer it to a food processor, sprinkle with lemon juice and blend into a very smooth paste. Preheat the oven to 170°C. Beat the eggs with the sugar until they lighten in colour and increase in volume. Gradually pour in the oil without stopping mixing. Add the spinach mixture and the vanilla paste and mix thoroughly with a mixer on a lower speed.
Mix the flour, baking powder and bicarbonate of soda together and fold into the batter. Combine everything with a spatula to get rid of any lumps. Mix slowly and thoroughly. Line a cake tin about 24–26 cm in diameter with baking paper. Pour in the batter, level the top and bake for about 50 minutes until a skewer comes out clean. Then leave the cake to cool.
Meanwhile, prepare the cream filling. Soak the gelatine in 3–4 tablespoons of cold water and leave to swell. Heat 4 tablespoons of water in a small saucepan and dissolve the softened gelatine in it. Leave to cool, then start whipping the cream that has been chilled for 24 hours. Add the icing sugar, lime zest and vanilla paste. Finally, pour in the gelatine and mix briefly. Cut the cooled cake horizontally at about two-thirds of its height from the bottom, and hollow out some of the crumb so that a shell about 1 cm thick remains. Crumble the removed sponge between your hands into coarse crumbs.
Cut the fruit into large pieces. On the bottom of the cake, spread some of the lightly chilled cream, then arrange a portion of fruit on top, then more cream, and so on, so that the final layer is cream. Sprinkle the whole cake generously with the crumbled sponge and decorate with fruit. Place in the fridge for at least 2 hours, until the cream filling has set.

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