Can these be used on springform pans?
2042466
I have not tried it on a springform pan. Although I do believe it will work on a 2 inch springform but not a 3 inch. My springform pan is 3 inches deep and the bake even strips are close to 2 inches.
2042467
Yes, no problem at all in fact I use them on round, square and rectangular pans. The only pans not suitable are Bundt pans.
2140640
They do with proglonged high heat so I use potholder/mitt. You can purchase protective heat proof slide on handle to place on handles & they work fine. Great pans regardless.
643369
Yes. They are quite flexible and provide protection from the heat of the pan. It's possible that you might want to double them up depending how hot the pan is.
1091880
Not unless you cut them to size. As sold, they're meant for 8" and 9". If I baked a lot of smaller sizes, I'd consider making a "custom" set because the Strips are that good! The main purpose of the Strips is to let the center of an item finish baking without causing the edges to over-bake, which I'd think is even more of an issue with smaller cakes. BTW, my first set of Strips did not have hook-and-look clasps, just lengthy, sturdy pins, which worked just fine for many years. Don't think you have to use "Velcro" on a smaller Strip.
913264
I don't know the answer to your question without looking at my paperwork at home. But I can tell you that I bought these pans and love them. I only use silicone utensils with them.
1342754
of course - for the ones they are shown on. Just don't expect the non-stick to last too long, especially if you use it alot.
2017178
I really do not know any reason why you could not.....my purpose for purchase was for filled flat cookies.....! but I found that a tip would be to cut a piece of silicone to line your press to prevent sticking....it really worked wonders for me!
905487
Yes, it is a good idea to use springform pan to make icecream cake, cheesecake and brownies. You can use this pan if you are planning to make a big cake as the pan is quite big.
708452
yes they can. I read on out side of box that pans had aluminum in them and thought...oh good grief. These won't work! But they do. They are a little cheap looking but do the job.
1233898
Yes! I do use these pans for exactly that. In my recipe, I butter + flour the pan before adding the dough, and it popped out easily! I prefer stainless steel to nonstick because I never need to worry about flaking surface materials getting in my food.
1786813
I don't see why not. I used it for soap and they came out perfect. Molds are soft and squishy, meaning they're bendable to get out the object you are molding. Hope this helps.
1172386
As long as they have the heat coil symbol on them they will work. The other pans just wont get hot.
2014046
Not sure that you can, they have a matte finish, may not print right; See if you can do one as a test without wasting the entire sheet.
870614
Yes I believe you can. My mother used to make them in this type of pan. I would suggest you line the pan with wax paper or parchment paper.
885137
I don't see why not. they are very aggressive, so you have to be very careful. I use them mostly on cast iron and aluminum.
42230
Not sure , I have the skillets. I would imagine search Amazon or Cuisinart web site for pans.
1387511
I don't see why not. They have a nice weight to them, but they are no where near as heavy as cast iron. I've had my set for a year and I love them. They still look new and I use them daily. No problems with the coating or anything.