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Baking Sheet Organization

There are endless things to organize in a kitchen, right?  Well, recently I decided to tackle an area of my kitchen that was plaguing me– my baking sheet cabinet.

baking sheet organization

Now that you saw the spoiler, let’s see what I was working with before I got my organization on.

Does this look familiar?  Kind of sad, huh?  When I needed a certain sized baking sheet I’d have to wrestle with the other sheets and my silicone baking mats.  It may not sound bad but it frustrated me.  Something had to be done.

unorganized baking sheets

So I started to think of ways I could clean up this space.  And then I had my baking sheet aha moment.  An office paper sorter.  Thankfully, the one I grabbed fit perfectly.

cookie sheet organization

Tadah!  Doesn’t it look 10 times better?  I’m able to easily see and grab the baking sheet or baking rack I need.  I rolled up my baking mats and secured them with rubber bands.  I was going to add contact paper before organizing but our kitchen cabinets are currently undergoing a makeover (woot!) so I’ll wait until the makeover  is over.

how to organize baking sheets

What do you think about this organization system?  How do you organize your baking sheets?

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Comments

  1. Awesome tip! I created a bit of function in my cabinet like that by putting two tension curtain rods in there for some division. Your idea is far far more functional! I hope I can find a sorter to fit my cabinet!

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  4. I recently learned to use paper towel roll cardboard to hold your baking mats instead of rubber bands! Way easier and faster to store! 😉

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    • Paper towel roll (cut in half) also work great on tongs…if you have the kind that don’t self-lock.

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  5. I too have a narrow cabinet for my cookie sheets. Up until now, I haven’t been able to find a sorter that would fit. Thank you so much! I’m off to the office supply store! 😉

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  6. Just a thought for those who can’t find the right size sorter: You might be able to remove the lower section with tin snips or a Dremel.

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