So, what exactly is parchment paper, anyway? It's a type of paper that's been treated with wax or silicone to make it non-stick and, well, not edible. And, fun fact: it's been around for centuries, with ancient civilizations using a version of parchment paper to, you guessed it, not eat.
But, let's get real for a second - who hasn't, at some point, wondered if they could just sneak a little nibble of parchment paper? Maybe you were baking cookies and a piece of paper got stuck to the bottom of a cookie, and you're like, "Hmm, is this edible?" (Spoiler alert: it's not).
And, just for kicks, let's talk about some of the weird ways people have tried to use parchment paper. Like, have you heard of parchment paper crafts? Yeah, it's a thing, and it's exactly what it sounds like - people using parchment paper to make, well, stuff. From paper flowers to origami animals, the possibilities are endless, and, surprisingly, not edible.
Can you cook meat on parchment paper? - Pastime Bar And Grill
