why is this called a Kugelhopf Pan its just a bunft pan righ
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These pans were originally used for yeast cakes, hence the origin of the name. They are now also used for quick bread cakes too. The shape of the pan is classic and often unique.
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The bundt cake pan (the shape used in the US) was derived from the the Kugelhopf pan, also called a Gugelhupf, Guglhupf or Gugelhopf pan, depending on what country you are in.Kugelhopf is actually a lightly sweetened yeast cake, originating in France/Germany/Austria flavored with raisins and almonds. It is baked in a pan use specifically for making Kugelhopf, and often dusted with powdered sugar before serving. Some regional varieties (Czech, Hungarian and Slovenian) are also filled, often with a layer of sweetened ground poppy seeds.
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It is a bundt cake pan of sorts. Yhe european Kugelhof is a yeast cake with raisins and fruite and this is the traditional pan that is used.Iy is a higher and narrower pan than the USA's traditional bundt. It makes a pretty cake.
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I believe so. Regardless, it is the best bunds pan I have used. My cakes finally do not stick when I try to remove them. I highly recommend it.
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I'm not sure what you call it but it's the same type on nonstick material that most cake pans are made of. I can bend it if I tried really really hard. Hope this makes sense.
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I also have no idea, but love the pan. Nothing sticks to it and it's very easy to clean.
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It sounds like your pan warped in the middle like my old, less expensive one did. This is a much better quality than the others are. Weighs more and has a different interior surfacing. This one is FLAT and should stay that way, too.
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To all those who are concerned about the gearbox issue - some clarification: The problem in some earlier models of K'Aid mixers was not realted to the gears themselves, so the statement on the box that the mixer has all metal gears is beside the point. The all metal gears on the mixer remain meshed thanks to the GEARBOX COVER or housing. For a while, K'Aid had moved to a plastic gearbox cover to hold their METAL gears together. What then happened was when the mixer was used for tasks that generated some heat (kneading doughs, mixing heavy cookie dough), the heat within the gearbox caused the plastic gearbox cover to soften and distort. This caused the metal gears to become disengaged and actually grind each other up. So, this issue at hand is not whether your mixer has all metal gears, but what the gearbox COVER is made out of. KitchenAid tried to take a shortcut, and then found that they received few complaints from users who whipped up a cake or two, but users who tasked the mixer with heavier use (for which it is advertised) ended up with non-functional machines. K'Aid first denied the problem, but then decided to bite the bullet, and go back to a metal gear housing. They have been trying to recover their valuable reputation by offering very cooperative customer service and a website forum where KitchenAid mixer users can dialogue and bond with the K'Aid reps. In short, they made a boo-boo and have now fixed it. The question is, did you get one of their boo-boo machines, or not? If you're one of those people who believes that you'll be passing down your mixer to your children, I think it would be prudent to ensure that you have a metal gearbox cover on board. After all, you may task the mixer with only Angel Food cake batter, but your "heirs" may actually try to make bread and find that the machine is not up to it. Bob
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Jullie - Seems there are two 'boxes' available. I had ordered thru Amazon from a 3rd party where the picture showed several pans & mixes but they sent me the basic one with single mix/stirrer/pan. I complained. They couldn't explain it and couldn't guarantee that a resend would be better. After MANY emails, I sent it back and got a refund. This was because now Amazon themselves advertised what I wanted and this time what they sent was correct. HOWEVER I AGREE WITH MICKEY B. IT IS PRETTY USELESS, THE BAKED GOODS COME OUT TERRIBLE - I COULDN'T EVEN PRETEND TO EAT IT FOR MY GRANDDAUGHTER. Much better to get some small mixes and pans that work in microwave - SORRY Jullie - Seems there are two 'boxes' available. I had ordered thru Amazon from a 3rd party where the picture showed several pans & mixes but they sent me the basic one with single mix/stirrer/pan. I complained. They couldn't explain it and couldn't guarantee that a resend would be better. After MANY emails, I sent it back and got a refund. This was because now Amazon themselves advertised what I wanted and this time what they sent was correct. HOWEVER I AGREE WITH MICKEY B. IT IS PRETTY USELESS, THE BAKED GOODS COME OUT TERRIBLE - I COULDN'T EVEN PRETEND TO EAT IT FOR MY GRANDDAUGHTER. Much... » Read More Jullie - Seems there are two 'boxes' available. I had ordered thru Amazon from a 3rd party where the picture showed several pans & mixes but they sent me the basic one with single mix/stirrer/pan. I complained. They couldn't explain it and couldn't guarantee that a resend would be better. After MANY emails, I sent it back and got a refund. This was because now Amazon themselves advertised what I wanted and this time what they sent was correct. HOWEVER I AGREE WITH MICKEY B. IT IS PRETTY USELESS, THE BAKED GOODS COME OUT TERRIBLE - I COULDN'T EVEN PRETEND TO EAT IT FOR MY GRANDDAUGHTER. Much better to get some small mixes and pans that work in microwave - SORRY « Show Less
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Yes Lizzie this is what some call a Canoe pan, I call it a twinkie pan. Either way I do believe its the very same thing.
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Someone is on their toes and it is not me. Shortly after the pan arrived from Amazon I received an email from Moderna LLC (which I will forward to you if you supply me with an email address.) Apparently the company that SUPPLIES the pan is AMERICAN. From the Amazon description it looks like pan is FROM Germany. Sorry, I am in no position to tell you where it is MADE. Please remove my review from your collection. This is too confusing for all concerned. JH
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What shape is the loaf when it comes out? I don't want one with a tall loaf....I want it to look like a standard loaf pan.
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Its supposed to be hard anodized without nonstick as that is what is advertised. But my sister and I were both sent the hard anodized NONSTICK version. They are advertising the wrong product. The product they are sending you is the same Hard anodized Nonstick product Costco has exclusive rights to now.. for less money. Item sold in picture/description needs to be updated with Correct INFO.. You WILL get the nonstick version.. And i'm not getting much help exchanging or returning the product..as it's falsely advertised.
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I am not sure if this is the one, but this a great bundt pan to have. My cakes turn out perfectly in the pan.
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I believe they used to mix it up. Now, they are selling the non stick separately.
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The pan is pre-seasoned. The Brinkmann company would be the best at the answering what oil is used.
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JUst got the same pan and have the same questions. Amazing how no one actually understood your question. I was looking for something smooth also. My old one which got lost in our move was sooooo smooth. Oh well.
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I don't know the origin. I have 3 different pans (different sizes) and they are all similar. If I could find a stainless steel one, I would be happy since the ones I have tend to rust.
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The removable pan is not a stand-alone cooking pan; it is too thin. Furthermore, it is pure aluminum alloy and is not induction-friendly.