Just got back from Sq1 Walmart - Save yourself the trip, they lost 72 of the grey and 72 of the copper sets.
Store associate could not locate either on the floor. Spent 20 minutes looking everywhere, they also asked 4 other associates, no one knew where they were. Price scanner also showed no location.
EDIT: They placed them on the floor for those seeing this now.
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Stocktrack definitely inaccurate for this item. Sold out at Waterloo Bridgeport even though shows 26 roughly for each. Apparently they were shipped from another store but never received. So who knows where all this in transit inventory is going to land.
I did manage to find some of each color at Waterloo at jacobs Walmart. About 3 grey left and a box of copper. Bottom shelf of endcap near ovenware.
DavidG88021 wrote: ↑
What is the nonstick coating made of? Anyone find that it scratches off easily or that there are temperature limits for the coating?
I've used it for baking up to 450 F. No issues. The large one I have, I've had for years (at least 5 years) and no issues with rusting yet either.
Too bad about the non-stick. I am really trying to move away from nonstick in my kitchen. It is really hard to find but I will even use aluminum cookie sheets (with parchment) as an alternative. It is not just the non-stick coating I worry about but any off-gassing that happens when baked in the oven with my food. I know I probably seem like a nut but I cannot knowingly use the stuff anymore.
choclover wrote: ↑
Too bad about the non-stick. I am really trying to move away from nonstick in my kitchen. It is really hard to find but I will even use aluminum cookie sheets (with parchment) as an alternative. It is not just the non-stick coating I worry about but any off-gassing that happens when baked in the oven with my food. I know I probably seem like a nut but I cannot knowingly use the stuff anymore.
If you’re afraid of synthetic coatings, probably best not to think too hard about that parchment paper
choclover wrote: ↑
Too bad about the non-stick. I am really trying to move away from nonstick in my kitchen. It is really hard to find but I will even use aluminum cookie sheets (with parchment) as an alternative. It is not just the non-stick coating I worry about but any off-gassing that happens when baked in the oven with my food. I know I probably seem like a nut but I cannot knowingly use the stuff anymore.
I have the same worries. Costco reg and business has aluminum ones sold as sets or individually
