Ever cooked something in silicone?

According to the product details:

"A rigid frame provides the strength and easy handling of a traditional loaf pan for this flexible, nonstick silicone design.
• Solara™ silicone delivers true nonstick performance with no grease, flour, or cooking spray, and no worries about scratches or flaking.
• Stainless steel frame makes the pan easy to fill and carry.
• Silicone's thermal stability ensures even baking.
• Stands up to temperatures from -40 to 500 degrees F.
• When baking is complete, simply invert and twist the pan (like a plastic ice-cube tray) -- loaf pops out effortlessly.
• Easy to clean; dishwasher safe."

So it's non-stick, you don't need to grease it and it's affordable. But I think it's ugly. And kind of sci-fi weird. I'm telling you, it all started with Silpat...