8 Desserts in 1 Sheet Tray #Shorts

8 Desserts in 1 Sheet Tray #Shorts

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[amulet]

This is so amazing because half the stuff would be burnt or uncooked and hardly anything would be perfectly cooked.

[zevrxn]

i'm so sorry for everyone who will try to do this and end up with a burned mess and an uncooked mess at the same time

[JustAlissa]

Doesn't all this stuff bake on different Temps so would some things possibly burn while others are still raw?

[youmqdbruh]

"Johnny Johnny"
"Yes papa"
"Having diabetes"
"Yes papa"

[Yeo_Crumbz]

I remember when I was younger and thought how much of a great idea this was and now that I look at it, it just makes no sense. They have to be baked at different temperatures for different times omggg 😭

[meowmeow]

ah yes because all of these things surely have the same cooking temp and time. mhm.

[starrbitz]

i'm not really sure if all of them are cooked evenly but damn those look tasty af

[alwayskarl]

not me yelling “dafuq? DAFUQ?!” while watching this video 😂😵😭

[landonparks]

Let me tell you why this will be disgusting.

Cookies need about 8 - 10 minutes and baked at ( 375” degrees). And not even the full 10 most of the time. Just about 7 - 8 and then they rest outside the oven for like 5 minutes and continue to bake bc they are still hot.

Apple pie needs around 45 - 50 min (up to) 1 hour and baked at ( 350” degrees) and then needs about 30 minutes to set and cool down before cutting.

Brownies need 25 - 35 min and baked ( 350 - 345” degrees ) and then to set they need around 10 - 20 minutes.

S’mores only need 3 - 5 minutes to melt at ( 400” degrees ) because it’s literally just chocolate and marshmallow, which melts easily.

Pumpkin pie — 30 - 45 min and baked at ( 350 - 375” degrees) however, it needs to set in the fridge for about 30 minutes to an hour.

Banana bread — 50 min ( 350 ) And needs 20 - 30 minutes to set before you cut into it.

Cheesecake — 1 hr 15 min baked at ( 150 degrees) and then needs like 4 hours in the fridge to set before cutting..


So let’s digress.

Your cookies will be hard on the bottom and unnaturally gooey in the center. And not the good kind. The “unfinished, put it back in the oven” kind, and super crispy on top. They’ll be so hard you can BANG them on the table and they won’t break.
ALSO don’t cook them in a square like that, use the individual method or space it out a bit with a wider pan surface or else only a bit will be cooked throughly.


Your apple pie crust will be over cooked and burnt. The filling will be too soft and overcooked as well.

Your brownies are going to be burnt and crunchy and overcooked, gooey un-doneness in the center of the brownie.

Your s’mores marshmallows will be ok. The graham crackers will be burnt. The chocolate will at least be somewhat ok.

Your pumpkin pie is going to be overcooked with a burnt crust on the top and the center will sink.

Your banana bread will be hard on the bottom and you’ll have to scrape off that burnt excess. And a bit burnt on the top. The center should be ok tho.

And as for your cheesecake … dig in !! because it’s going to be the only thing that’s good because it requires the longest cooking time.

This comment is seemly unnecessary… but for clueless people who are like— “HEY THIS IS A GREAT IDEA AND IT SAVES ME DISHES AND OVEN SPACE!!”

NOOOO!! Do NOT do this!! Your desserts, time, effort, and money, will be in vain. Because it’s going to be unpalatable.

Honestly guys think before you do stuff.

( edit: thanks for 1k likes?? Also it only saves you one PAN. You’re still going to have to use multiple BOWLS, big and small, to mix these ingredients. Like at this point… just buy the dessert and say you made it 😉)

[jester]

Yeah, I love eating one thing over cooked then eating one thing way to dry then eating another thing that is just raw

[crabmansteve]

Literally everything on that pan has a different cook time, but let me tell you guys about cheesecake.

You cook a cheesecake for usually around 90 minutes in a steamed oven, and then let it completely cool down without ever opening the oven, takes hours.

[Meowmeow]

HELP I USED TO BE ADDICTED TO THIS IN MY CHILDHOOD ❤ THIS JUST POPPED UP ON MY FYP😂

[infinitelyexpandingcringe]

Ah yes, grandma’s favorite, undercooked pie and cheesecake, overcooked cookies, burnt s’mores and good ol’ fashioned food poisoning

[pickle]

Are we neglecting the fact that everything in there bakes at different lengths of time and temperatures?

[yatomcyato]

Ain’t no dang way you smoothed those into perfect rectangles and baked them perfectly in one take

[BirbWoman]

This would be my last meal and I wouldn’t even need to get a death sentence

[randomduck]

As someone who’s taking cooking in school, don’t do this
You’ll burn the cookies
The cheesecake won’t be done properly
Browny will be burnt
Pie will burn
(Pretty much most of the things will burn)

[azialynn]

I have a thought.. hear me out. Okay, so basically put the cookies on a pan, put the brownies, cheesecake etc in different muffin pans… then Bake them at their appropriate temps and times? Yeah? No?

[BTS_armygirl._._]

First bite tastes like heaven
Second bite takes you there💀