To ask if you've ever found a long lasting baking tray

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Please help - we go through so many non stick trays. Our 1 year old le creuset ones (bought in the false hope that expense = durability) are on their way out, despite never having seen a metal implement or the dishwasher as per instructions.

YABU give you hope now

YANBU yes, of course they exist, here's my recommendation..

Yet to find one but would have been hopeful with le creuset, as their other bits are usually good quality. Sorry to hear that.

Lakeland plastics heavy duty ones- not forever, but had a good 6 years plus (and I do shove them in the dishwasher)

YABU give up hope now

Yes, Lakeland. The really solid one

James Martin Stellar. Had one a year. Goes in the dishwasher. Aga I have had 20 years (about £65!).

Tesco cheap ones

Stoville ones. You can get them in asda and Dunelm. They’re amazing and you can just bung them in the dishwasher.

Scoville never stick.

Non stick trays are rubbish, buy enamel trays, they last for years.

Pyrex glass ones.

Buy an enamel baking tray, it will last forever.
It's a bit "old fashioned" and it existed long before all this non stick rubbish! Obviously you'll need to use oil/grease but it's so worth it.

I have a set of black Tala baking trays. Had them over 12 months now and they seem to be doing okay.

www.talacooking.com/collections/bakeware

I agree most types are rubbish and don't last long.

Cheap sainsburys ones. I've had mine for 13 years.

Circulon the more expensive range that they do
Ive had mine over 10 years now
the matching pans are nearly 20 years old

Pyrex glass ones here too

IKEA stainless steel jobbies, going on 6 years and a quick dunk in the oven cleaners tank brings them up looking brand new.

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Another vote for Lakeland.

I bought a set of two from Costco 12 years ago and both are still nonstick and going strong. They never buckle in the oven even at the highest temperature. I have always washed them by hand. I can't say whether they are still available.

Silverwood is a brilliant brand of cookware, I have one of their cake tins and that still looks like new (about 10 or 12 years old) and they are completely nonstick.

You could use a silicon mat in your le crueset if the pan is still solid but the nonstick is no longer working. You can buy rolls of silicon to cut to size.

I bought enamel ones over 15 years ago, from Tesco Home, when that was still a thing. They aren't none stick, but they wash very easily, and I have silicon sheets for them if non-stick is essential. They bloody good backing trays. So good that ExH tried to pinch them when we divorced. Cheeky git.

I would recommend a sturdy tray, but silicon sheets. Makes for a very easy clean up.

OP YANBU and I have same issues (especially when in laws cook at my house) but the Pyrex ones look brilliant - I will be buying some!

Another vote for scoville never stick. Some are on offer in Asda at the moment, online and probably instore. The woks and pans etc are also brilliant.

Pyrex glass! We’ve just bought some and they’re a revelation!

Also trialling the scoville ones at the mo.

Pyrex and Aga had for donkeys years