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HomeKitchen UtensilsSpatulasCuisinart Chef's Classic Nonstick Bakeware 9-Inch Springform Pan |
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Great product Jul 28, 2010 The pan is heavy and has a watertight seal. Can't wait to use it!
somewhat leaky Jun 01, 2010 Feels pretty sturdy, and is nonstick
However, it leaks from the seam near the latch! (in my case, it leaked while in the oven) Disappointing...
I love this Apr 29, 2010 I have been making cheesecakes for 25 years which means using the old time aluminum pans. This has got some weight making it easier to use and clean. I always cover my bottoms with parchment or waxed paper so I can move my cheesecakes onto serving platters and for storage. It is easy to clean, you can't put the "body" in a dishwasher on any springform pan and expect it to come out spotless but there is NO RUST and the bottom does go in like a plate.
If you lightly butter the sides nothing sticks to this as it bakes so transfering your product is a breeze.
Leaks Apr 26, 2010 While washing the pan with water and the sides clamped, I noticed copious amounts of water leaking from the base. The half filled pan of water drained in about 30 seconds. I'm not sure if this was by defect or design. Granted batter is thicker and would exhibit slower leaking, I still didn't want to take my chances and am going for a supposed leak-proof pan instead.
Meh.... Apr 13, 2010 Guess I had high hopes for this one....
Pros:
Heavy-duty feel
Non-stick
Didn't melt in my oven
Cons:
Leaks - poured in my batter and lifted up the entire setup and saw I had a good 50mL of it all over the counter
... For the price I can't complain.
To remedy leaking initially in the oven, I place the pan on a cookie sheet that has parchment to catch any of the leaking batter.
However, I haven't found a good remedy for the initial leaking when filling the unit. Maybe just plan to make a little extra batter each time.
Could always use it as a hat in the rain to keep your head wet... but oh wait, it leaks. Ho hum.
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