Signature Double/Twin Oven Baking Glass Tins

When it comes to baking, glass offers  a number of benefits over metal pans.
Glass bake-ware is non toxic, non-sticking, non reactive and easy to clean. More so it can offer you superior baking results!
If you're looking to replace non stick bake ware, consider making glass your first choice!! Use glass dishes when baking  with eggs or acidic ingredients as metal pan can react with the acidity and cause foods to discolor or leave metallic taste.
Additionally, glass retains heat fat longer than metal, because of this property, batter baked in glass often takes longer and at the same time, it's easier to to bake brownies or any other tins with glass baking tins.
It has great and consistent results after baking.
They are portable & cannot break despite of the high temperature. 

Made from oven glass pan can withstand temperatures between 482° F and -40° F without worrying about thermal shock breaking it. It can be transited directly from freezer to oven, perfect dish for make ahead meals and for transporting meals to events.

Much Safer: One of the biggest benefits of baking, cooking, and storing foods and liquids in glass is that it’s nonporous. You won’t have to worry about food, germs, smells or any nasty chemicals seeping into these glass baking pans. It is one of the most hygienic kitchenware you can use. This replaces the crappy metal tray that came with the toaster oven.

Compliment Your Baking Arsenal: The clear baking pan makes a nice, attractive presentation,it also lets you monitor the cooking process and easily identify leftovers. This glass bakeware for oven is highly scratch resistant and maintain their hygienic and transparent properties as throughout their service life.

Smaller Baking Dishes: 12"L x 8"W x 2"H, 2 quart Capacity rectangular baking pan. *Please kindly notice the size. It’s smaller than the 9 x 13 standard size.

Multifunctional: Perfect for casseroles, stews, lasagna, brownies, cookies and all your favorite savory or sweet dishes! Looking for new baking dishes? If you're not looking for anything too fancy (i.e.,French Porcelain) these will do quite nicely!