Can you see the the sponge while it is in the bun and is it flat because I need a flat bun?
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You shouldn't be able to see the bun unless you do it wrong and it should sit flat when you put it on depending on your hair type
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If you arrange hair just right no you can't see it , I secure my hair with pins to be sure .
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I have very fine hair but it is long almost to the low back. I have not been able to use it yet. I have tried the bun and it wouldn't stay closed. I also tried the French twist and my hair slid off while I tried securing the ends. The only way I could that looked so so was a crown roll. If I roll from the bottom my hair and roll up. I stop when I'm about 2 more rolls to the nape of my neck I fold the ends down and roll 2 more times up and secure it with bobbi pins. This looks good with a vintage church hat with a hat pin. But I do find it easier to just roll my own with bobbi pins.
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No but it doesn't stick up that much; appx 1.5". You could take a small divet out of the bottom of the cake and it shouldn't make a difference. Wilton also has a square 3-tier set up which doesn't have a visible nob on top as it assembles a bit differently. I like them both. Very durable. Hope this helps.
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It has multiple rolls of tiny squares on the underside. Yes, the underside is flat.
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it is even and flat.. I have had problems with the heating element working blacking out.. we removed the bottom and cleaned it a couple time and it works better for a while.. great for browning and making large meals..
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Hello Emma, Thank you for the question and your interest. The Top "Perfect Bun Steamer" Tier does have only 4 holes that are strategically located so that the excess steam that converts to condensation ( see above main photo) from the concave glass lid ( Not Flat Red Plastic) drops back into the water (Not on top of the Buns). Also, Because of this design you don't have to worry about the water evaporating as much because the water that turns to steam is recirculated. Jerry Coogan Inventor
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it cannot. It's no good. It pops out from both sides when baking. It's hard to wash too
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I cooked the cake on its side.. There is one side of the pan that looks like a base with several prongs. I remember not filling it past the bottom side, it should rise to fit the whole pan. It came out nicely.
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The bottom of the plates are flat. We used these for a large group of children and we put each food item in plastic condiment cups (the larger ones like you get ketchup in at fast food places) and put the cup over the picture on the plate. This allowed us to prepare the food ahead. It worked great. Nice quality.
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Hello Tatiana, what do you mean like a sponge? Also what brand of fondant are you using, not all brands works with the mat.
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Yes, but that doesn't show when your cutting into your dough or fondant. I hope this answers your question!
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I do not have the round pan. I have the meatloaf or loaf pan and the sides are smooth and the bottom has ridges. I have the bundt pan which is smooth and the muffin pan which is smooth.
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I've never paid any attention to this so I got the pan out to look at it. It doesn't have straight sides and looks like it is narrower at the bottom than the top.
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I'm not familiar with nordicware, but yes the bottom is flat. I use my lodge Panini pan frequently, in fact planning on using it today. It is a great pan at a great price, nothing bad to say about it, make sure you get the press if you plan on making Panini.
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It's black. Her hair is just covering it. If you make the bun correctly you can't actually see the donut itself
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Yes, it is flat. We haven't tried it because we ordered it about the time we were finished canning. I feel confident that it will work for us.
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The bottom of the pan IS flat. And may I add this pan surpasses all the name brands. You're going to love it!
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I didn't try to do that. Probably not since the front is slanted and it would lean forward with the sponge in it. It's very pretty, though, and I like it. Stays in place.