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If you care Unbleached baking paper, circle with a diameter of 23 cm, 24 pcs
If You Care Unbleached Baking Paper, Ø 23 cm Circles, 24 pcs
If You Care unbleached baking paper is made with a TCF certificate (Totally Chlorine Free) only from sustainable and renewable sources. These pre-cut circles with a diameter of 23 cm are ideal for baking in round tins and combine excellent baking properties with environmental responsibility. The paper is non-stick, yet also biodegradable and compostable. Easy to use and environmentally friendly. The product packaging is made from recycled paper. The pack contains 24 sheets of paper. Suitable for baking up to 220°C. An ideal aid for a non-toxic home.
🍰 What to use the paper for?
- Cakes - sponge, biscuit bases
- Pies/Tarts - quark, fruit, poppy seed
- Buns - yeast dough
- Cheesecakes - cheese cakes
- Pizzas - homemade pizza on a tray
- Quiches - savoury tarts
- Cake bases - for multi-tiered cakes
✅ Key Features
- 24 circles per pack
- 23 cm diameter - ideal for standard tins
- Pre-cut - saves time
- TCF certificate - chlorine-free
- FSC certificate - sustainable forestry
- Unbleached - no chemical bleaching
- Non-stick - no additional greasing
- Compostable - biodegradable
- Up to 220°C - standard baking
- Packaging made from recycled paper
- Zero waste
- Non-toxic home
🌍 Why unbleached baking paper?
TCF certificate - Totally Chlorine Free
The baking paper has a TCF certificate, which means totally chlorine-free. Conventional baking papers are often bleached with chlorine or chlorine compounds, which create toxic by-products such as dioxins, furans, and chlorinated hydrocarbons.
How are conventional baking papers bleached?
- Chlorine bleaching - the most harmful method creating dioxins
- ECF bleaching - uses chlorine dioxide, less harmful but still chemical
- Peroxide bleaching - uses hydrogen peroxide
- Optical brighteners - chemical substances creating the illusion of whiteness
Furthermore, conventional bleached baking paper often contains a silicone layer for non-stick properties (difficult to decompose), PFAS substances (forever chemicals), and other chemical treatments.
If You Care baking paper is unbleached, thus retaining the natural colour of the pulp without any chemical processing.
Decomposability of bleached vs. unbleached paper
Conventional bleached baking papers:
- Contain residues of chlorine, dioxins, and optical brighteners
- The silicone layer slows down decomposition or completely prevents it
- Decomposition can take years to decades
- They can contaminate the soil with toxic substances
Unbleached If You Care papers:
- Free from chemical residues
- Faster biological decomposition (weeks to months)
- Safe composting
- Do not pollute soil or water
🌱 FSC certificate - sustainable forestry
The baking paper bears the FSC certificate (Forest Stewardship Council), which guarantees paper from responsibly managed forests with biodiversity protection and regeneration of stands.
♻️ Zero Waste Benefits
Compostable paper
Unlike bleached baking paper with a silicone layer, If You Care paper is fully compostable - it decomposes into natural substances and does not pollute the environment.
Packaging made from recycled paper
The entire package is wrapped in a box made from recycled paper, which is also compostable:
✅ Zero plastic waste
✅ Compostable product and packaging
✅ Recycled material = lower resource consumption
✅ Zero waste baking
Pre-cut circles = less waste
Pre-cut circles mean no paper scraps from cutting your own; they fit perfectly into the tin, saving time and material.
🍰 Paper Features
Non-stick without chemicals
The paper is non-stick even without an aggressive silicone layer - you don't need to grease the tin with fat, the cake is easily removed, no chemical non-stick layers.
Temperature resistance
The paper is suitable for baking up to 220°C, which covers most recipes for cakes, pies, buns, pizzas, and quiches.
23 cm diameter circles
Ideal for standard cake tins (22-24 cm), pie/tart tins, buns in round tins, and cheesecakes.
Pre-cut = practical
✅ Saves time - no need to cut
✅ Precise circles - professional appearance
✅ Less waste
✅ Ready to use
📏 Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Quantity per pack | 24 pcs |
| Shape | Circle |
| Diameter | 23 cm |
| Temperature resistance | Up to 220°C |
| Material | Unbleached paper |
| Certification | TCF, FSC |
| Compostability | Yes |
| Packaging | Recycled paper |
🌟 About the If You Care brand
If You Care is an eco-friendly brand specialising in manufacturing environmentally friendly household products. In production, it uses unbleached and recyclable materials, meeting high demands for quality, safety, and biodegradability. The products minimally impact the environment, utilise renewable raw material sources, and hold strict TCF and FSC certificates for paper.
💡 Usage Tips
For cakes and tarts:
- Place the circle on the bottom of the tin
- The paper fits perfectly
- Pour in the batter/dough
- Bake according to the recipe
- The cake/tart is easily removed
For cheesecake: Use the paper on the bottom of the springform tin - it prevents water leakage when baking in a water bath.
For pizza: Place the paper on a baking tray, roll out the dough directly onto the paper - the pizza will not stick.
After use: You can compost the paper and contribute to zero waste.
📦 Packaging
Contents: 24 pcs paper circles (23 cm diameter)
Manufacturer: If You Care
Packaging: Box made from recycled paper (compostable)
Certifications: TCF (chlorine-free), FSC (sustainable forestry)
❓ FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
What does a TCF certificate mean?
TCF means Totally Chlorine Free. The paper is not bleached with any chlorine compounds.
Why is the paper unbleached?
Chlorine bleaching creates toxic dioxins and furans. Unbleached paper retains its natural colour without chemicals.
How are conventional baking papers bleached?
Conventional papers are bleached with chlorine, chlorine dioxide, peroxide, or optical brighteners. They often also contain a silicone layer and PFAS substances.
Is the paper compostable?
Yes, the paper is fully biodegradable and compostable. Unlike bleached paper with a silicone layer, it decomposes quickly.
How do conventional bleached baking papers decompose?
Bleached papers contain chlorine residues, dioxins, and often a silicone layer that prevents decomposition. They can take years to decades to decompose.
What is an FSC certificate?
FSC certifies that the paper comes from responsibly managed forests with biodiversity protection.
How many circles are in the pack?
There are 24 paper circles in the pack.
What is the diameter of the circles?
The diameter is approximately 23 cm, ideal for standard cake and pie/tart tins of 22-24 cm.
Up to what temperature can the paper be used?
The paper is suitable for baking up to 220°C.
Do I need to grease the paper?
No, the paper is non-stick even without additional greasing.
What can I use the paper for?
For baking cakes, pies/tarts, buns, cheesecakes, pizzas, quiches in round tins.
Is the paper suitable for allergy sufferers?
Yes, unbleached paper does not contain chemicals that cause allergies.
Is the packaging eco-friendly?
Yes, the paper is packed in a box made from recycled paper, which is fully compostable.
Is the paper zero waste?
Yes, the paper is compostable and packaged in compostable packaging. Zero waste.
Why are pre-cut circles advantageous?
They save time, fit perfectly into the tin, no need to cut, and less waste is generated.
Can I use the paper for pizza?
Yes, the paper is ideal for homemade pizza - the dough will not stick to the baking tray.
How should I store the paper?
Store in a dry place in its original packaging, protected from moisture.
Does the paper contain silicone?
No, If You Care paper does not contain a heavy silicone layer. It is naturally non-stick.
Where can I compost the paper?
You can compost the paper in your home compost after use. Put the packaging in paper waste or compost it.
Is the paper suitable for children?
Yes, unbleached paper without chemical residues is safe for preparing children's baked goods.
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