Is this item a cake pan or a sloped pie pan?
1246124
It is a flat bottom cake pan with a handle to help release the cake from the bottom of the pan.
1246125
This is not a sloped pie pan but an actual cake pan. I've had two pans like these for over 40 years. I'm so glad that I found that they still make them because occasionally I make a three layer pan and I only owned two. The only obstacle that I've run into is getting cake debris out from under the release bar. Other than that, I absolutely love them. There's never a problem getting the cake out of the pan.
1246126
Though listed as a cake pan, the set I received was truly more like a sloped pie pan. I was very frustrated with both the description, and the vendor's attitude about the return (wanted me to pay return postage when they incorrectly listed it). I finally had to have Amazon step in with their A-Z policy and I'm glad they did. If you want cake pans this is not what you want.
1246127
It's a cake pan, just like your Mom or Grandma used to use. I love them. Susan Lauer
1246128
A flat cake pan ala tiers = shave off the rounded center to flat. My guess is rim isn't wide enough for a pie edge. I'd experiment.
1246129
It is a cake pan. I wondered the same before purchasing, but it is just the photo that makes it appear slope sided I believe.
104012
I think it is 2" deep. I bought it and it is at my parents home. Will look over thanksgiving to confirm. It makes a larger pie than the normal shallow dishes. It holds the heat too and is great. It takes a bit of getting familiar with since it is not like an aluminum pie pan too.
1628042
The bottom and sides have ridges; only the top cover is smooth. I use this pan for making pain de mie, which produces a perfectly square loaf of bread.
1955370
The dipping pan is plastic, flat bottom with curved sides. I sometimes us a glass pie pan as a dipping pan. I'm not qualified to say whether the non stick coating is safe.
1650956
I've only made the one small cake recipe, but would think a pie crust would work too. I just can't say through experience.
1858580
The pan is just about 2 1/4 inches deep. I followed a recipe in Better Homes & Gardens that calls for this cake pan, so the batter didn't fill it to the top, so it just a rose a bit, maybe going just a bit higher than the pan in the center.
1383917
They are straight up and down. When baking, I never grease the sides. My cakes turn out perfect every time. I really like these because they have straight sides and layered cakes look great.
1100256
Don't know. Sorry, I've only used once and had trouble with the crust slipping from the edging. Probably me, but I find myself returning to my glass pie pans.
2233958
Ireally wanted to buy this cake pan and that was my concern. As a matter of fact I thought that it was made altogether when I purchased it and this is the reason I returned it.
264596
It does have a curve and the top is 12 inches. The bottom flat surface is probably about 8 inches and the pan is much bigger than I thought it would be. Have not used it yet.
1192365
The corners are rounded and sides are tapered. In comparison, I also have a pair of Wilton square cake pans and they have true squared corners and straight sides.
161372
Yup .... a single pan but worth every penny of it, very sturdy and we got a couple of them a year ago as I recall. I certainly recommend them. We get pot pies from the deli at Giant foods but they are sold in disposable aluminum pie pans and I don't like to eat ANYTHING cooked in aluminum so I de-pan them and transfer to these RSVP pans and put them in the oven.
2198636
It is the flat bottom slope sided Millennium pans with different handles - they are curved and somewhat uncomfortable to hold. We returned these pans as the exterior discolored in the dishwasher which indicated they were aluminum rather than stainless steel. That could have been the set we got but we did not try again.
2277962
Slight curve up on edges, like most cake platters to keep cake from sliding off. But is much larger than a regular cake platter. Worked great for me!
2013810
The description is confusing. It says "double sided cooking plates". That sounds like the plates can be turned over. Is the plate smooth or ridged?
1039267
Hello,Yes, as mentioned in the product title it is designed as a mince pie tray.Hope this helpsThank You
676089
Sorry, I have no idea. I bought this last year for my sister for baking pies.