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BBQ Grill Mats, Set of 2 Nonstick Sheets, PTFE (PFOA Free), Coated Both Sides, Less of a Mess, Quick Clean Up, Dishwasher Safe, Durable, Reusable and Lasts for Years. Outdoor Gas Barbecue Accessories, Indoor Electric, Charcoal for Camping.
I get about BBQ Grill Mats, Set of 2 Nonstick Sheets, PTFE (PFOA Free), Coated Both Sides, Less of a Mess, Quick Clean Up, Dishwasher Safe, Durable, Reusable and Lasts for Years. Outdoor Gas Barbecue Accessories, Indoor Electric, Charcoal for Camping. the specifications of its products, the following specifications
- Two 15 3/4" X 13" X 0.25mm heat resistant nonstick mats. Thermally stable from 76 deg. F. to 500 deg. F.
- Easily cook steaks, burgers, chicken, and delicate fish. Small veggies and shrimp won't fall through the grates. Get the highly desirable grill marks.
- Nonstick PTFE (PFOA free) coating on both sides. Cook without fats or oils. No flare ups. Sauces & marinades won't soil the grill grates. Quick clean up.
- Easy to clean with sponge, mild soap, and water. A great alternative to foil, wax paper, and oil sprays. Portable: picnic, tail-gate party.
- Flexible, tough, reusable (hundreds of times over), reversible, and a thicker mat.
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