This $15 KitchenAid Sheet Pan’s New Feature Is Genius

In my daily cooking, I encounter a ton of cookware and appliances, from frying pans and braisers to air fryers and gas-powered pizza ovens. In my experience, though, few pieces are more versatile and useful than a great baking sheet. You can bake cookies and bread; you can make pizzas and broil fish. You can use them on the countertop or in the refrigerator to proof dough. Still, despite their broad usefulness, many baking sheets have a somewhat limiting design feature—raised edges—that require you to wait until your food cools before lifting it off to serve. This was pretty common architecture…until now.

KitchenAid has released an innovative  new baking sheet with a genius design that solves the biggest issue when making cookies—to avoid harming the still-hot dough when extracting the cookies from the pan, this clever invention has an edge-less side that lets you slide baked goods right off. And it’s just $15.

KitchenAid Nonstick Aluminized Steel Baking Sheet

Clocking in at 10 x 15 inches, this rectangular sheet features a nonstick coating, meaning you can bake cookies, salmon, and bread straight on the surface without worrying about anything sticking. (That doesn’t mean you shouldn’t use parchment paper if a recipe specifically calls for it, though.) At 1.5 pounds, this pan is going to be easy to lift, wash, and store. Speaking of washing, it’s dishwasher-safe as well; even if your food does leave a bit of grime and baked-on bits behind, you can just give it a quick scrub, toss it in the dishwasher, and start planning your next meal. Finally, it has extended handles, making it easy to grip—and a side without an edge, letting you tilt the sheet and slide your food straight onto a serving dish.

This KitchenAid baking pan has a 4.7-star average at Walmart, and customers seem to absolutely love baking with it. One shopper said they love the vibrant colors and enjoy using the pan for buns and pizza; another pointed out that it holds a large amount of cookies and is very visually pleasing. AllRecipes editor Courtney Kassel is also a huge fan of the sheet, saying, “I consider this cookie slider a must-have for marathon baking sessions at the holidays, especially when you don’t have as much time to let them cool as you normally would—just slide the cookies off and it’s on to the next batch!” She pointed out that she especially likes using this for her “go-to oatmeal cookies” with toffee chunks, and for shortbread cookies.

Whether you want to test out your first baking sheet or score a tried-and-true option that Walmart shoppers love, this genius 10 x 15 sheet from KitchenAid is a great choice.

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Ninja NeverStick 9-Inch Aluminized Steel Round Cake Pan

At the time of publication, the price was $15.