Cuisinart Chef's Classic Nonstick Bakeware 9-Inch Round Cake Pan

Cuisinart

List Price: $20.00
Price: $9.95
You Save: $10.05 (50%)

Product Details

  • 9-inch bring to an end cake pan
  • Dishwasher-sound; limited lifetime warranty
  • Unsupportable-gauge aluminized steel construction for even heat distribution

Product Description

Customer Reviews

A out-and-out, solid cake pan.
This is a adept product - heavy and thick so it distributes heat evenly, and incredibly non-stick. I sometimes don't even butter it, and I've never had a cake stick to it. I would propound it to everyone.

2010-03-11 (Zurich, Switzerland) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

Terrific and Durable Pan
I am impressed by the property of this cake pan. The metal is smooth, durable, and heavy, and my cakes have been baking evenly. (The first time I tempered to them, I didn't use enough butter/flour and my cake got stuck.) I may be a novice baker, but these pans feel like they belong in a able kitchen.

2010-02-12 (Glen Cove, NY) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

top prominence cake panhs
I bought 3 Cuisinart 9 inch cake pans because I bake many cakes and advised of how important a quality cake pan is to the end result. I have a Cuisinart Food Processor and love it, so I knew the Cuisinart property would be the same in the cake pans.

2010-02-07 | cake lady (Indianapolis, IN) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

comfortably even bake
These pans bake even , but I had to use parchment identification b docket or butter and flour the pans. But I love these pans. Cleaning them is easy. Buy em, you will luv em!

2009-12-29 (usa) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 4

Adept baking pan
I wanted to repay three of my old teflon coated cake pans, so I bought one of these to try it out. I liked it so much, I immediately ordered two more. They are excellent non-stick pans with a nice crammed weight to them.

2009-11-01 | cooking fan (Virginia) | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 5

Wilton Performance Cake Pans Round Pan Set

Wilton

List Price: $35.49
Price: $32.99
You Save: $2.50 (7%)

Product Description

Customer Reviews

They are what they are
For some talk over with I expected these cake pans to be heavier, but they are aluminum and very lightweight. They scratch relatively easily. The cakes baked up well and the genus of sizes was very helpful. Shipping was fast. I didn't use the special baking coil in the center of the 10", but it didn't meaning, it baked up just fine. I didn't try out the 12" yet. It was very helpful to have the number of cups needed for each pan plainly described on the packaging.

2009-11-01 | Baking Freak (USA) | Helpful Votes: 5 | Rating: 4

Flattering cake pans
Fair-minded made a wedding cake with this set and had no problems at all. Baked uniform and comes out of pans nicely. Would recommend this set.

2009-10-11 (Coventry, RI) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

Consequential for torted cakes!
After compelling the Wilton cakes, I can't imagine living without this set. I use it all the time as a fast and easy way to tort cakes with Z fillings. It's easy to slide cakes out of with a little Pam, easy to clean and always bakes well!

2009-03-12 | Hawaiigal (Oahu, Hawaii) | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 5

Mammoth Cake Pans
through you for this wonderful product. Very happy - not disappointed.
Sincerely Lynn

2009-01-09 (Vancouver, B.C. Canada) | Helpful Votes: 2 | Rating: 5

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Classic Carrot Cake Creative Loafing Tampa (blog)

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This cake is called “archetypal” for a reason. It is moist, dense and flavorful, without being overly sweet. The cream cheese frosting creamy and trivial, just as advertised. A very satisfying and comforting combination! The recipe is straightforward and uncomplicated. What you see, is what you get. And, in these uncertain times, that is a very propitious thing!

Classic Carrot Cake with Fluffy Cream Cheese Frosting  ( adapted from Food & Wine Ammunition, January, 2009)

Ingredients

For the cake:

1 cup pecans (4 ounces) plus more for decorating

2 cups all-purpose flour

2 teaspoons baking pulverize

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Cake pans?

Nov 11, 2007 by Steph | Posted in Other - Food & Drink

where can i find recess cake pans in houston, texas. pans like in a shape of a christmas tree or a snow man....does anyone recall wher ei can fnd something like that? and i also want cake pans such as turkey or pumpkins... for all kinds of holiday. Also in houston, so if any one knows please give someone a tongue-lashing me!! thanks!
also for a good price

as likely as not the least expensive (maybe) are the wilton brand of cake pans sold at walmart and kmart(i think) good good fortune in your search and i do believe wiltons has a web site

Michelle M | Nov 11, 2007

Look online! There are outstanding online shops that feature cooking implements.
SlothMom in Slothburgh | Nov 11, 2007

Hello...Why limit your search? You have the internet...discontinuance the rest of the globe. Seriously though- Betty Crocker brand has an amazing set of holiday pans (last time I was on the neighbourhood). You could also check at you local craft stores- they usually have a baking/cake decorating section.
kylienicole79 | Nov 11, 2007

perhaps the least expensive (maybe) are the wilton brand of cake pans sold at walmart and kmart(i think) good stroke of luck in your search and i do believe wiltons has a web site
Michelle M | Nov 11, 2007

Trying to make a cake with no cake pans?

Feb 01, 2007 by shugarmagnolia420 | Posted in Cooking & Recipes

I have been craving cake but have no cake pans! We had the rubberish cake pans and muffin cups but they burnt EVERY period so we got rid of them... All I have is a deep springform pan, can I do my cake in there? How long would it need to cook, would I have to half and half, or can I cook all the thrash in it? Thanks!

Definitely, you can use the sprong form pan... I use mine all the time. I also make cakes in pie plates and freeze then for a quick soup of cake when ever the family desires.

If you have a cast iron skillet, y ou can use that as well.

No matter what pan you use, simply pay attention to the batter tied so you don't have an overflow during baking. Be creative and use ANY pan you want. !!

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Kitty | Feb 01, 2007

What major stores carry different shaped cake pans?

Feb 06, 2008 by I♥you83 | Posted in Cooking & Recipes

I am second-rate to make my son a guitar cake and online there is a guitar cake pan but it is too late to order it online because his birthday is friday. Do you recollect of any store that have any themed shaped baking cake pans? I live in the dallas, Texas area.

Try Williams-Sonoma, or Wilton. If you have no fortuity, I copied this from the website listed below.

If you’re handy with a knife, you really don’t even need to have a lot of specialty cake pans. This past year my son, who was turning 6, wanted a guitar cake for his birthday. I believe I would cut out a paper guitar first, though, and trace around it.

He’s going through that ‘I want to be a rock star’ affectionate of stage. So, how on earth do you make a guitar shaped child birthday cake without a specialty cake pan? Actually, as it turned out, it’s genuinely not that hard to do.

All you have to do is bake a regular 9x13 cake. After its cool, you turn it out on a cake board and then, very carefully, cut out the shape of a guitar. You can use the mark-up cake pieces to form the ‘neck’ of the guitar.

Use some fun birthday cake decorations, like licorice and other kinds of candies and you’ve got a guitar shaped baby birthday cake that any future rock star would be proud to have on their special day.

originalkippyj | Feb 07, 2008

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