Clean cookie sheets

Ready to make your old baking sheets look like new again? Find out which cleaning methods work best here!

Got an embarrasingly dirty cookie sheet? There's a way to clean cookie sheets with burned-on gunk. All you need is a couple of simple household ingredients!

Things might look hopeless, but instead of spending money on new bakeware, why not try some home remedies on your old bakeware first?

Forget the hacks and get scrubbing with our guide to the do's and don'ts of keeping your cookie sheets primed for baking, roasting and more.

Baking trays and cookie sheets get very hot while serving to deliver food and treats. But even the most attentive cook can't avoid the occasional burning mess, dripping fat, and sticky sugars. And...

My Grandma gave me some of her cookie sheets as a gift, but many batches of cookies later these sheets have seen better days! Here's how to clean a burnt cookie sheet.

The magic happens while you do nothing! Or rather, something (anything!) else!

how to clean baking sheets

So, I saw a facebook post where it said that if I combined some baking soda and hydrogen peroxide into a paste, and rubbed it on my cookie sheets it would make them brand new. Well, that didn’t quite work for me, but I’ll show you what did. I think the steel wool pads were the main muscle in this experiment. Here’s what I used: Sprinkle baking soda on your grimiest parts. Then, a few dashes of hyrdrogen peroxide. You don’t want it too pasty, just barely wet. Then, put on some rubber gloves…

If you have non stick cookie sheets in your house you’ll need to learn how to clean non stick cookie sheets! Check out this easy guide for tips and tricks!