This is a set of silicone gloves designed to protect your hands from damage while baking, cooking, grilling, or other projects that produce heat/cold. This set of gloves also comes with a pot holder as a bonus.
To start with this set of silicone gloves do not have a liner. So if you hands are a little bit wet they can be kind of rough to get on properly. Good thing the gloves are full silicone so you do not have to have them on fully but only enough to cover your hands from touching the surface.
The gloves are silicone making them perfectly fine to work with food. I know I use them to cut corn off the cob. I grab the cob and stand it up with the glove and trim off the corn. Now do not be suprised if you feel warmth from these gloves. It is not passing enough to burn your hands. Regular baking gloves do the same thing when you hold the pan or hot surface for a prolonged time. These gloves are rated for 425 degrees before having any kind of issues. This works great for extremely hot dish water to get rid of grease, pulling pans from the oven, cleaning your grill with a brush, or on the other side I have used these gloves to pick up a block of dry ice without doing damage to my hands.
The bonous pot holder is a pretty nice addition. It is very flat so it does not take up a great deal of space. It is about 1/2 the thickness of the cloth pot holder. It is also ridged to let the pan bottom cool quicker unlike being smoother like a blanket with the cloth pot holders. This pot holder is also very flexible and can be used to grab pans out of the oven as well without any problems.
If you are looking for a pair of gloves for around the kitchen to handle hot items these can get the job done. They are food grade quality, high heat resistance, good resistance to cold, and comes with a free pot holder. I would like to thank GM Kitchen and affiliates for sending me these silicone gloves to try out and share my opinion.
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