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DCI Just a Slice Silicone Cake Pan, Pink or Green


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Product Details

  • Measures 10-inch diameter by 1.8-inch unbelievable
  • Willowy silicone is freezer, refrigerator, oven, microwave and dishwasher safe
  • Bakes 16 only slices using one standard size cake mix

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Does anyone know of a cake shop in the Ottawa Byward market* that sells cake by the slice?

Apr 13, 2008 by J M | Posted in Other - Food & Drink

I went to a situation in the market like this before that sold cake slices, it was awhile ago though and i don't really remember the name of the place. I muse over it used to be called treats but I'm not sure?

I am trying to plan a birthday dinner for my most suitable friend so I would love to take her to the place.


any help would be much appreciated.

:)

I went to the website, no inidaction of the Treats give someone the run-around still there could be outside now, but the one in the Market is good and there is one up near Sparks St or round about, I worked only for a few months at the Laurier in the 1980's for CP Hotels on a training sure, and was there 15 years ago for an interview, did not get up to the market even though I was stay on Albert St.

David H | Apr 13, 2008

I went to the website, no inidaction of the Treats die still there could be outside now, but the one in the Market is good and there is one up near Sparks St or round about, I worked only for a few months at the Laurier in the 1980's for CP Hotels on a training definitely, and was there 15 years ago for an interview, did not get up to the market even though I was stay on Albert St.
David H | Apr 13, 2008

How does one neatly slice a cake or cheesecake?

May 01, 2008 by Princess Smartypants | Posted in Cooking & Recipes

I'm bringing a cheesecake to a potluck on Saturday and covet to pre-slice it. However, slicing this type of item (or any layer cake for that matter) with a knife always results in a crumby, ugly stew. Without investing in an expesive new cooking tool, is there any way to slice my cheesecake that will make it look as neat as what you might find in a restaurant or bakery? Many thanks.

They all got it just.......I pour near boiling water in a heat proof jar and let my sharpest knife sit in it and cut slowly but staunchly all the way through, remove the knife, rinse under hot water and repeat the process.........since cheesecake is so dense, it's recommended that you slice one arrangement at a time, DON'T cut it all the way across the diameter like a pizza, of you'll have a mess....

Christopher

| May 01, 2008

What would your slice of cake be?

Feb 26, 2009 by vanessa | Posted in Other - Food & Drink

If you could have a slice of any cake suitable now, real or imagined, what would it be?
mine would be a triple layer fresh cream cake filled with caramel and bananas with toasted slivered almonds!

i be oreo cheesecake right now.
or strawberry cake will do..

mj | Feb 26, 2009

cake slice - News


Pear Cake Recipe
Seattle Post Intelligencer (blog) - Feb 04, 2012
Pear Cake Recipe Take up out cores and slice halves into thin slices and set aside. Pour wet ingredients into dry and mix as briefly as possible to combine. Course into prepared pan. Arrange pear slices as desired on top of cake and bake 45 minutes or until cake is lightly

Inside the 3 February edition
The Guardian - Feb 04, 2012
As this question major of Guardian Weekly bounded towards its midday deadline, we found ourselves looking at images of cake. Black forest cake, layers and layers of chocolate cake, a slice of elfish Battenburg, and the most alluring of iced cupcakes.