3 Edge Fruit Leather Silicone Dehydrator Sheets Compatible With Cosori Premium CP267-FD Non Stick Dryer Mats for Jerky, Fruit, Herbs, Chips, Flax Crackers Crusts Tray Lip Liners

The media could not be loaded. These standard size silicone mats are a must for my fruit leather and candy makings in my dehydrator. I also use these for easy clean up when I am pouring messy recipes in my kitchen. These are not sticky at all. These are such great quality and durable. I’m able to throw into my dishwasher for easy clean up or can also clean by hand which takes less than a minute because nothing will stick to these bad boys. I make candy and these allow the candy to pop right off. I’m able to bend and move these to easily use these to pour my food directly into mason jars or Mylar bags. They are a must for anyone who does anything in the kitchen. The capacity holds about half a pureed pineapple per sheet. I’m able to place about half a carton of strawberries on each sheet. I have saved so much produce by using this product. It prevents spills in the dehydrator. It allows the produce to dry evenly and effectively. It has a very high heat capacity. I can even bake with these. I’m able to use these for making my own spices. I’m able to pour out ground up food for drying. They have a lip around the edge that allows me to pour liquid inside without worrying about spilling.

The size of these sheets leave a lot of usable perimeter space on a Cosori tray. They're stiff and make removing dehydrated items difficult. I prefer the pliable cut-to-fit silicone sheets that are easier to clean and easier to store by rolling into a tube shape.

I have used these several times now and they hold up in the dehydrator without any problems. The dehydrator sheets do have rough-cut edges which give them a bit of a "DIY" look but they work fine for the price you pay. The fruit leather mats are nice as well BUT they have no structure to them. The silicone is so flexible that you have to keep them on the dehydrator shelf or they just collapse. This is great to peel things off the mat but can make a mess before your items have gone through the dehydrator. It's something to be aware of when working with them but it doesn't completely ruin the product. Pro Tip: To wash, I put everything in the dishwasher and then the mesh goes in the dehydrator on 95 degrees for 20-30 to dry, otherwise drying the mesh is a pain.

I made fruit roll-ups in my oven dehydrator, you will need something to support the mat. Very easy to use, simple clean up.

I needed these for several things i was making in my dehydrator and they worked Great!

A little education in how to use these trays correctly: these are not made to fill and then try to insert them into your food dehydrator. To use, pull the metal shelf out of dehydrator, place the silicone tray on the shelf, fill the tray with whatever you are drying, and then reinsert the two trays TOGETHER back into the dehydrator. See? No flopping. I use these to dehydrate scrambled raw eggs and have no problems with trays being floppy or too flexible. You're welcome.

We originally bought one set. We figured that three trays would be enough for fruit leather (just the two of us) and we didn't need six, even though our Cosori has six racks. But we had a bumper crop of tomatoes this season. After my wife froze 5 quarts of tomato sauce and three of spaghetti sauce, "We're running out of freezer space!", our neighbor asked, "Do you want tomatoes? We can't keep up with ours!".Not wanting any of the harvest to go to waste, I had a lightbulb go off: Puree the raw tomatoes and dehydrate them. The height of the tray's sides is perfect for this, you end up with a result that breaks up into flakes easily - and it is amazing how many tomatoes fit into a half gallon mason jar this way.

Works great!! The silicone mats are perfect for fruit leather. They peel right off. I've done raisins on the webbed mats and they were really easy to clean. Very happy.