Yes they do...I use them for every cake I bake...if they are not big enough, then I pin 2 together and put them around...
For my 6" ones, I just cut some...I have a few sets
They are one of the best discoveries of cake baking I found...
HTH
Jane
They have never really stayed on properly for me when I've used them on square/rectangular pans. I only use them on round pans.
try using those black metal paper holder things on top edge. I make home made strips with terry strips and alum foil...
Yes they do...I use them for every cake I bake...if they are not big enough, then I pin 2 together and put them around...
For my 6" ones, I just cut some...I have a few sets
They are one of the best discoveries of cake baking I found...
HTH
Jane
DITTO!!
I baked for 20 years without them and once I discovered them, I wondered how in the WORLD I baked without them. I use them on round, square and rectangle .... all sizes, no matter how big or small.
I WILL NOT bake a cake without them.
duplicate thread. see other responses at http://forum.cakecentral.com/cake-decorating-ftopict-561416-.html
Ditto! I use both flower nail and the strips on every single cake---
But lately I've heard a couple of people say they don't notice a difference with the strips... Try putting them in ICE water. I put my strips in a small fondant bucket- put ice on it, and put water over the ice- then stick one of those bottles that have decorative peppers in it- to weight the bands down so they absorb the water instead of floating. Then, I take them out and immediately put them on the pan. Makes a huge difference- even if I have to bake longer- the cake doesn't get brown and thick on the edges at all.
Sorry it took so long to reply, but thanks everyone for all your responses. I will have to give them a try!
Sorry it took so long to reply, but thanks everyone for all your responses. I will have to give them a try!
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