Is it possible to bake cakes in these? They are so cute, I'm picturing little cake sandwiches!
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That sounds like a good idea! I don't see why it wouldn't work. You would have to monitor the bake time. And keep it contained so that the batter doesn't ooze all over. Getting it out of the "tube" might be tricky. Happy baking!
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My feeling would be that cakes would be too delicate to get out of the tin without it crumbling. The best way to do tiny cakes is bake a sheetcake and cool thoroughly. Then use assorted cookie cutters to obtain the shape you want. Hope this was helpful
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Hello .. not used it yet, but they are not so small so do not know whether to make the cake, I think it serves more as a cutter. I found no little usable. Wanted to make small canapes, but are not small
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I haven't tried baking cake in these. Cake is soft and I'm not sure if it would slide out easy enough so you could then cut them into slices. There is no plunger to push them out. I have seen another product that cuts bread into shapes like these pan shapes which I think would work better for cake. I hope this helps
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These were awful, no matter what you use stick to the inside and you can't get it out. I thru mine in the trash after trying to use it a couple times. Don't waist your money.
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No cake mis is too liquidy.I know you can use brownies because its a thicker mix. With that said use foil on ends for leakage It can be used with ice cream. Or use the ends to make shapes in cookie dough. Always spray Baker's Joy or Pam.
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yes, provided you put a baking sheet under them for stability. Be aware that these are very small, as in small chocolate size. I thought they were bigger in the picture.
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I don't think they can be baked in. The glass doesn't seem heat proof. I would also be careful about freezing for any length of time. They come with recipe cards that contain only refrigerated desserts, so that's all I would do.
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You can bake any kind of cake in the bundt pan; however, I don't seem to ever get a cake out of it without tearing cake apart! I've followed directions carefully so hope others who purchase pan have better luck!
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I don't think so. You'd need several. They're perfect size to place on top of the cake. :)
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Since they're silicone, you should be able to bake in them. They would need support since they're quite flexible. Haven't tried it myself. Don't have any paper work to check cautions. Why don't you contact seller?
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The product itself is made out of plastic so I would not recommend baking a cake in it. You might be able to cook a small set of brownies in it though.
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I made mini pies with them and they came out well! Just pressed the pie crust up the sides. Labor intensive, but adorable and delicious!
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I had to look up ableskivers to see what they are. I suspect they could be made in the BabyCakes. I have experimented with several doughnut and bread recipes, and all baked just fine.
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Yes you can! These pan are great when removing the cakes, they come out out with ease!
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Not really. Maybe if you put them on the edge with enough frosting to make them stick they can look like they are sitting. The tails bend when you push on them but immediately pop back into place. Fun idea for a cake tho!
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It would depend on the type of cake that you make. Frosting them I found was pretty tough and tedious. The next time I'm going to make poured frosting. That would be my best suggestion.
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They are just the same size as a regular muffin tin. I saw a demonstration on youtube of someone using a silicone muffin pan both with and without paper liners so yes, I'm sure you can. A side note - they are wobbly/bendy so it's necessary to put them onto a cooking sheet to give them a foundation. Not an issue, but just fyi.
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Yes you can bake in them, however I recently read in reviews and on google that these are not REAL Pyrex. They have a history of exploding with no warning, so I no longer use them. A shame, because they look great and I love the covers. Some other company bought Pyrex years ago but still use the name, so very deceiving.
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No, they can't be reused but I do think you can use them for mini cheesecakes!
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No I don't think so - I would not use them for cake - they are flat.. may 2 jumbo cookies - I guess it would depend on the cake.
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Hamburger Buns, Absolutely! That's a Great idea! I do use the whoopie size cakes for Cake in a Jar cakes! So I'm sure you could make Small individual layers with it!