EZ Clean Slow Cooker Liners - Disposable Cooking Bags for Easy Cleanup (25 Pack) - Fits Most 6-8 Quart Slow Cookers & 9x13 Baking Pans - Perfect for Meal Prep, Potlucks & Holiday Cooking

Never one to 'cheat' when cooking, I've only recently tried these bags. Never could see the need before other than being lazy to clean the pots and pans. I've noticed lately, however, my crockpots and enameled cast iron casseroles have begun to show wear from all the use and all the scrubbing (non-abrasive scrubbers, of course)so I broke down and tried these bags. And let me tell you...I'm in Heaven!These bags fit anything from a 3qt to a 6.5qt crockpot (I have both round and oval 6 qt crockpots and these bags fit perfectly with ample excess to close if I choose to use the ties that come with or to just fold over the edges and let the crockpot lid cover the actual food). I have lined the crock pot with these for stews and soups; I have cheated when baking sweet potato for my 6 dogs as a fresh veggie for their meals by putting the potatoes in the bag, securing the top but not too tightly so the steam can escape and simply laying the bag on a cookie sheet. I have placed the bag in my oval 5qt enameled cast iron casserole baker for chicken, potatoes, lasagne, even my homemade frozen pasta sauce to thaw/warm in the oven with no problems. The bags may 'sweat' on the exterior that requires a simple swipe with a paper towel along the inside of the pot/pan once the bag is removed but I've yet to have a leak or tear and I've put these things through the wringer. Less work cleaning up than before: no more scrubbing baked on cheese or sauce. I have also placed a metal baking rack inside these bags to hold meatballs/meatloaf out of their own 'juices' while baking and they were fantastic, although the rack then needed scouring. But from now on, no more greasy residue to wash, scrape off the pots themselves. These make my life so much easier that I find myself planning meals around the use of these bags now. So convenient and easy.The only mistake I made was in trying to reheat something quickly for a friend who stopped in unexpectedly after suppertime and I forgot about the 400 degree limit. I cranked the oven up to 450 and almost immediately smelled something very odd and 'chemical-ly' smelling. Opened the oven door to see the 'puff' of bag atop the green tie smoldering and sort of melting like wet cotton candy. It didn't ruin the leftovers nor did the smell permeate the food but that could be because I caught it so quickly. Duh! If I had remembered no higher than 400 degrees it would have been fine.Give these a try. You'll find amazing uses for them. I have also purchased food in bulk, for example, chicken. I prepare the chicken the way I will want it when I'm ready to cook it, place it in these bags, place those in my freezer bags or vacuum sealed bags and when I want, say...baked chicken for supper, it is already in the bag to place in the crockpot or oven. I've steamed veggies in them and they work great as well. Can't go wrong. And at this price, it is well worth it to me to save on dishwashing liquid, running water, sponges, scrubbies and my time that could be better spent with my family. I'll be keeping these on hand from now on.