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Is Parchment Paper Ok To Use

Jenn2005

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I was getting ready to bake biscuits that are supposed to be put on parchment paper and I remembered a discussion about cigarette papers being coated with wheat and I started wondering and wanted to check before I went any further. The brand is Reynolds. I went on the site but it didn't state anything about it. If anyone knows if its safe I would appreciate it. Thanks.

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It is safe. I use it all the time.

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Thank you.

Jennifer

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WOW - I wouldn't have even wondered, and I have it in my kitchen...thanks for the ?/answer.

Gina

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I haven't had any problems with parchment paper either.

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Oh gosh... does anyone else ever feel like nothing in the world is safe? I mean, come on, checking parchment paper now?

Don't mean to sound mean, just sick and having hard time finding easy gluten-free foods that a two year old will eat! Thank GOd for Cocoa Pebbles!

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