Raised Edges Keep the Juices in the Tray
Every roast lets go of juice. Turkey, ham, chicken, a tray of wings. The only question is where it ends up.
Foil tears. Disposable pans bend the second you lift them. Parchment soaks through. And all of it ends up on the oven floor.
Snap the four corners, and the raised edges keep those turkey juices in the tray, not in your oven.
Four Corners, Eight Snaps, One Tray
It starts as a flat mat. Snap the four corners, two snaps each, and the walls come up. Tray in four clicks.
It goes straight on the oven rack, or inside your sheet pan if you'd rather.
Ham, chicken, a turkey crown, wings, bacon. Whatever you're roasting, the drippings stay put.
No Drippings Burning on the Oven Floor
You know the smell. Drippings hit the oven floor, start to smoke, and the alarm goes off in the middle of dinner.
Then the next day it's oven cleaner, rubber gloves, and an hour on your knees scrubbing the bottom of the oven.
When the juices stay in the tray, there's nothing on the oven floor to scrub.
Unsnap It and Peel Away the Baked-On Mess
When you're done, unsnap it and peel away the baked-on mess.
Pop the corners flat, peel the baked-on layer off in one piece, and give it a rinse. It's dishwasher safe too.
No oven to scrub. No pan to soak. No steel wool.
Reusable Every Holiday, Backed by a 30-Day Guarantee
Foil and disposable pans go in the trash after every roast. This goes back in the drawer.
Unsnap it and it's your cookie and sheet-pan mat the rest of the year.
Try it on your next roast. If you don't love it, email us within 30 days. One line is enough. You get a full refund.
You can line the oven with foil, hope it holds, and spend the next day scrubbing the oven floor. Or you can snap four corners, roast, and peel away the mess before dessert. It sold out twice last Thanksgiving. Get yours before it sells out again.