Reusable Non-Stick Frying Pan Liner for Eggs and Meat
Eggs and steak slide off a flat, reusable liner that sits inside the frying pan you already own. Less oil goes in, and the surface wipes clean in seconds after breakfast or dinner.
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Eggs and steak slide off a flat, reusable liner that sits inside the frying pan you already own. Less oil goes in, and the surface wipes clean in seconds after breakfast or dinner.
Reusable high-temperature non-stick liner that turns any frying pan into a non-stick surface
- food sticking to pan
- cleaning burnt residue off cookware
- need for extra oil when frying
- delicate eggs and fish breaking apart
Eggs that slide out, pans that wipe clean
Stop scraping burnt eggs and steak off your pan. Drop in one reusable liner and cook with less oil and far less cleanup.
A flat liner that stays put in your pan

Lies flat inside your pan
The liner is round, 0.12 mm thick and sized to a 24 cm frying pan base. It lies flat without folding up the sides, so eggs and steak cook on an even surface and stay where you put them.

Release food without the oil
The Teflon-coated fiberglass surface lets fried eggs and fish lift off with little or no added oil. Use a thin film the first few times, then cut back as you learn your heat. If you still keep a spare skillet around, the stainless non stick pan range covers the rest.

Wipe clean, reuse it
Residue wipes off the matte black surface with a soft cloth and warm water. The liner is reusable, so one sheet covers breakfast, steak night and everything in between.
Place it, heat it, cook with less oil
- 1Check the fit
Hold the liner over the base of your frying pan. It should cover the cooking surface without folding up the sides.
- 2Lay it flat
Set the liner in the cold pan and smooth out any wrinkles with your hand so it lies even before the heat goes on.
- 3Preheat on medium
Warm the pan on medium or medium-high. Skip empty preheating on high. For eggs and fish, a thin film of oil is enough.
- 4Cook and release
Add the eggs, fish or steak. Flip once the food releases on its own. If it resists, give it another minute before you push it.
- 5Wipe and reuse
Let the pan cool, wipe the liner with a soft cloth, then leave it in the pan or store it flat for the next meal.
Wipe it clean, never scrub it hard
- Let it cool first
Wait until the pan is no longer hot before you lift or wipe the liner.
- Soft cloth or sponge
Warm soapy water removes residue. Steel wool and abrasive pads wear the coating down.
- Keep it flat
Store the sheet flat or loosely rolled so it does not crease before the next use.
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The liner is 24 cm across, so it fits the cooking base of a standard 24 cm frying pan. Measure the flat inside base of your pan before ordering. A much larger or smaller pan will leave bare metal showing or force the sheet to fold.
It is made for high-temperature frying, with a Teflon-coated fiberglass surface. Preheat on medium or medium-high, not on empty high heat, and keep the sheet flat so it does not lift at the edges.
Very little. Eggs and fish release with a thin film or none at all. Steak and sausage release cleanly too, though a small amount of fat still gives better browning. Cutting back on oil is the point of the liner.
Let it cool, then wipe with a soft sponge and warm soapy water. Skip steel wool and abrasive pads. Store it flat or loosely rolled so it does not crease, then lay it back in the pan for the next meal.
A liner costs less than a new pan and keeps the one you already own in use. You also skip the oil you would otherwise pour in every morning, which adds up over a year of breakfasts and weeknight dinners.
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