NoCry Premium Disposable Pie Pans (50 Pack) — 9 Inch Foil Aluminum Tins with Full Curl Lip for Baking Delicious Tarts or Crispy Pastry Crusts — Lightweight Yet Sturdy — Even Heat Distribution

Really heavy duty

I like disposable Aluminum pie pans because I don't have to get them back from those I give pie to. As you might suspect, I like to make and give pies to people: fruit pies, Russian Vegetable pies (yum - look up the recipe) and Chicken Pot pies. They're good for making brownies in as well. Be creative!I usually use a 10 inch pie plate, and since these are nine-inch pie plates. I have a little bit left over. All that means is that I take the extra pie crust and make some pastries with the extra fillings. Nothing gets wasted. Plus, I have been piling up the fillings a bit higher than usual, so the people who eat it aren't missing much, either.One thing I don't particularly like about disposable pie pans it that I often cut through them when portioning out the pie. I won't say that hasn't happened with these pies (because it has), but the pie bottoms are thick enough that it's not a real problem. As always with a disposable pan I cook it with a cookie sheet under it and lift it with the cookie sheet while the pie is still hot. The pie pan is not strong enough to securely lift it from the edges.I like it, and even though I've made nearly a dozen pies with these, I still have LOTS left, which is even better!

Liked price, ease of getting it to my door, works fine for going under my indoor flower pots. If I was to make pies I might double them up.Didn't like they were a little flimsy but they were an exact "what I needed and comparably cheap".Crafts, bird deflectors in the garden. Whatever you can think of

The box was intact, but upon opening, I noticed the pie pans were already crushed. I think they’ll be able to move back but I was a little disappointed. The size and depth are as described. Easy to use, works well just wish they weren’t crushed. Holds the regular amount of pie crust and filling for the recipe I use !

Update:The company reached out immediately to address QC concerns with the incorrect number of plates in the package.I also used these pie tins for Thanksgiving pie baking. They do the job well for a single-use pie plate. They were sturdy enough that I didn’t have to have an additional pan under them during the baking process and they transported well. I would still suggest putting a pan underneath during baking for drips and extra support if you are making a heavy fruit pie.If you are using a sharp knife to cut through your baked goods, you will probably slice into the tin, and once they are only partially full, they are a little bit flimsier. Overall they are as described and perfect if you want to bring disposable bakeware with you to an event.Original Review:Will update review once I use the pie plates for baking. They appear to be sturdy enough, however this is supposed to be a 50-piece set and it only came with 49 tins.

These pie pans may not hold a dense pie. We had to use 2 pans for dutch apple and pumpkin. I wouldn't have expected to need to double up.

Perfect size pipe pans for my pies I order these often pretty good quality

Love them