Disposable Bread Pans With Lids Bakeware Set,30 Pack, 1.5lb Aluminum Foil Loaf Pans, Perfect for Baking, Storing, Freezing Food or Take-out

in the summer I'm gifted with a lot of Zucchini from my friends garden so I make a lot of Zucchini bread for family and friends. These are a little bit thinner which makes them a little flimsy but they still worked well and a grift value for price. I like that these have lids that are tall enough for the height of my loafs.

Good stuff.

Great for my husbands lunch. The lids will melt so please remove beforehand.

I made banana bread before Christmas and the containers with the bread were perfect to give as gifts.

These worked fine but the package could have been better. They tried to use the smallest envelope they could and stuffed the pans in that. So when getting them out they were bent out of shape. Was able to reshape them but a more secure package would have worked better

I use these on my baseboard heaters and keep them filled with water. It’s my budget humidifier. It’s easy to keep them filled as opposed to having to fill up a humidifier.

I bought these under the assumption that these were standard 8 inch long loaf pans. I guess NOT all loaf pans are created equal where there should be some standard to measure these by. These are not real 8 inch loaf pans and so flimsy, they can barely brunt the weight of a real loaf in it. If the manufacturer claims this as 8 inches, then the length should measure 8 inches and NOT 7-1/2 inches in length.If I didn't need to use these loaf pans right away, I would have returned them for my money back and claimed false advertisement, because they don't measure up to an 8 inch by 3-7/8 by 2-15/32 USA made loaf pans. People who need REAL 8 inch loaf pans should stay away from these. It just doesn't measure up. I don't think it would rate a 0 because they make the pans, but I would have rated it less than 1 star and the rating can't go any lower than that.

These pans are perfect for handing out home cooked baked goods during holiday season. At least that's how we used them.