do the center come out of the bunt pan
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No, this is a one piece pan, which I love. Very nice pan. Just the right weight. Hope this helps.
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Yes if you want to take out the center and put it on the table..I love this crock it is the best one I have. I love that it locks so it is easy to transfer place to place if you have to.
1587310
They should just come out with out using spatula. Mine jat come out when I turn the pan over.
1074630
Yes the whole middle part where the line is comes out. Pretty easy for me to clean. My little one even empties it sometimes (with help of course)!
1098584
no as they have a metal column with ring on it in the centre (to pick it out of a saucepan), this is visible in the image of it. I store mine in the saucepans
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If you are asking if the three pans that come with the are removable, yes they come off. This was a gift to my mother and she said the pan holder is not removable. But as I look at the comments below, she may be off.
1540115
Spray pan very lightly with vegetable spray & donuts will come right out of the pan after cooling slightly - good luck
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Not as far as I could tell. The metal bars of the cage go all the way underneath the pan, and I was never able to find any way to disconnect the cage part from the bars underneath. When I need to use the cage, I put newspapers in the bottom. I do not use it as often as I would if I could find a way to clean the bottom. I noticed another person who answered yes to your question, but I could not get it out at all.
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I guess you could. I have not had any issue just grabbing the centerline and pulling half of the shell away then pushing the ball out of the other half.
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No, they fasten with a curved metal T-pin. You just wrap the strip around your pan and pin it. Cakes come out nice and flat.
987155
Yes it does. Not a bad feature when cooking it spins on the ball hinge (both sides) to cook the other side. Both sides form a ball that fits into the housing of the base. When you close it you can then spin on the ball to cook the other side. The top side is designed to stand open as seen in the image.
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Not if you adjust the settings on the machine correctly. The vent below the buns needs to be set correctly. Also, the overhead vent needs to be properly set.
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Yes it does. It comes out at the bottom. This is what it should do though so it doesn't back up in the vent pipe and cause a fire. It's designed tolittle critters out of the vent. I love it.
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I have placed a variety of different heads on the center column to date. It has a reversible threaded element that allows attachment of both the 1/4" and 3/8" ballheads. I never tried anything with the center column removed, but tried it for your question. Center column comes off leaving a threaded portion that the reversible element screws right into. My answers are therefore "Yes" and "Yes".
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Not that I can tell. I thought about that too so they would be facing inward. But it came as one piece and I don't see anyway to detach it.
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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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Hello, I don't think I have an answer to your question. I used Lava Buns years & years ago when my kids were in sports....I got tired of the cold metal bleachers real quick. The Lava Buns I recently purchased were a gift so I didn't even open them. If they are still made the same way the warming pouch was sewed into the rest of it so it couldn't be removed even if you wanted to. I would warm them in the microwave, put them in a brown paper bag to keep them warmer just before I left the house. They worked great! Maybe you could call the company or just take a chance.....you can always return them if you are unhappy. I do remember to warm them gradually so you don't over heat them. Good luck. Hello, I don't think I have an answer to your question. I used Lava Buns years & years ago when my kids were in sports....I got tired of the cold metal bleachers real quick. The Lava Buns I recently purchased were a gift so I didn't even open them. If they are still made the same way the warming pouch was sewed into the rest of it so it couldn't be removed even if you wanted to. I would warm them in the microwave, put them in a brown paper bag to keep them warmer just before I left the house. They worked great! Maybe you could call the company or just take a chance.....you can always return... » Read More Hello, I don't think I have an answer to your question. I used Lava Buns years & years ago when my kids were in sports....I got tired of the cold metal bleachers real quick. The Lava Buns I recently purchased were a gift so I didn't even open them. If they are still made the same way the warming pouch was sewed into the rest of it so it couldn't be removed even if you wanted to. I would warm them in the microwave, put them in a brown paper bag to keep them warmer just before I left the house. They worked great! Maybe you could call the company or just take a chance.....you can always return them if you are unhappy. I do remember to warm them gradually so you don't over heat them. Good luck. « Show Less