Words are weird.
They are both cookie sheets to me.
We just call them all baking sheets, because you bake things on them.
Do they still make cookie sheets without sides? My mom had some, but I haven't seen any like that in years.
Ahem. If you just called it a jelly roll pan, then clearly you know what one is. Ah, mothers...
I always use my jelly roll pans and call them cookie sheets. Whatever your mother teaches you though I think your mom would confuse me.
I just call them all baking trays, whether they have sides or not. Although, I do prefer the ones without sides for cookies because it's easy to just slide them off once they're cooled enough.
Cookie sheets are supposed to have sides?And what's a jelly roll pan?
I have a cookie sheet with no sides. =P
Please validate me.
They are both cookie sheets to me.
ReplyDeleteWe just call them all baking sheets, because you bake things on them.
ReplyDeleteDo they still make cookie sheets without sides? My mom had some, but I haven't seen any like that in years.
ReplyDeleteAhem. If you just called it a jelly roll pan, then clearly you know what one is. Ah, mothers...
ReplyDeleteI always use my jelly roll pans and call them cookie sheets. Whatever your mother teaches you though I think your mom would confuse me.
ReplyDeleteI just call them all baking trays, whether they have sides or not. Although, I do prefer the ones without sides for cookies because it's easy to just slide them off once they're cooled enough.
ReplyDeleteCookie sheets are supposed to have sides?
ReplyDeleteAnd what's a jelly roll pan?
I have a cookie sheet with no sides. =P
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