Where Can I Find 3 In Deep Oval Cake Pans???
Decorating By rhopar33 Updated 27 Feb 2007 , 6:58pm by rhopar33
I went looking after I read this earlier, but so far I have not found anything in oval except the Wilton set.
Theresa 
Yeah, that's all I've been able to find, too. I wanted to follow Nati's tutorial for carving a car. She says to use a 3 inch deep oval and use a collar. I tried my two inch oval with a parchment paper collar and the cake rose nicely but was not tall enough to carve; my tires were too tall for the cake.
IF anyone knows where I can buy one I'd appreciate the advice!!
Rhonda
I understand why we are having difficulty with this one.
Nati is in Australia. Her tins, as they call them there, are made to accommodate their recipes. Most of their celebration cakes are made from what they call mud cakes, which are deep, and dense in texture.
You can try going to a worldwide search, but you might be better off baking 2 shorter ovals, filling and freezing, then carving. The shipping on the tin may not be worth it to you, if you only plan to use it one time.
Theresa
I understand why we are having difficulty with this one.
Nati is in Australia. Her tins, as they call them there, are made to accommodate their recipes. Most of their celebration cakes are made from what they call mud cakes, which are deep, and dense in texture.
You can try going to a worldwide search, but you might be better off baking 2 shorter ovals, filling and freezing, then carving. The shipping on the tin may not be worth it to you, if you only plan to use it one time.
Theresa
Yeah, you're probably right. I ws hoping to avoid that, but I may have no choice.
Here's a set on ebay from AU:
http://tinyurl.com/2zvtg8
I saw that, they don't ship to the U.S. But, I just had a thought: My husband is an airline pilot and flies to/fro Frankfurt once a week. I may send him on a mission to see if he can find them there!!
The only place I have seen them is here and they are expensive!
http://www.lorrainescakesupply.com/australian.asp
The only place I have seen them is here and they are expensive!
http://www.lorrainescakesupply.com/australian.asp
Wow, thanks. Those are nice, but pricey. I might just have to break down and buy thm.
Creative Cutters in Canada. Scroll down to the 3 pan set.
http://www.creativecutters.com/LISTPRODUCTS.CFM?mcat=39&who=4
Prices are Canadian dollars, ask for a catalog and the U.S. price list.
Yes, they do send to US. I got a pan from them last year, the service was excellent!
mmmmm.... three inch ovals......my favourite tins
These guys send internationally from Aus ....you can email them for a price in US dollars and shipping cost to compare prices 
....they have fantastic service and huge range of pans and Masonite cake boards .....along with just about everything else you need for baking and decorating.....no guesses where I love to shop !!!! 
www.bakerysugarcraft.com.au
Just an FYI here, the prices on the AU websites are usually quoted in AU dollars. That averages to about 80 cents USD for every 1 AUD. So a tin that is priced at $10 AUD on those websites costs us $8 USD, plus the shipping.
Theresa
Fill one pan and half fill or even less then half on the other I do it with all my pans it bakes quicker. You torte the full one and level out the other one and put it on top and you have 3 layers fill and ice.
I saw that, they don't ship to the U.S. But, I just had a thought: My husband is an airline pilot and flies to/fro Frankfurt once a week. I may send him on a mission to see if he can find them there!!
rhopar33,
Before I posted I emailed for shipping price because item said:
Ships to: Australia, N. and S. America, United Kingdom, New Zealand
Item location: Canberra, ACT, Australia
Seller responded quickly; she sent me a quote of $18.75 to ship to Indiana/USA 
Response from jennyandstefan
jennyandstefan( 471)
Positive feedback: 100%
Member since: Nov-04-01
Location: Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Registered on: www.ebay.com
Item: ~OVAL 2~ Cake Decorating Pan Brand New 3" Deep (260084751237)
This message was sent while the listing was active.
jennyandstefan is the seller.
Hi There, Postage to the US will be $18.75
Thanks for the question. Jenny
HTH
Edited to add: Cecil is a well known manufacturer of quality tins in AU. And this seller also has access to all the other Cecil tins made....
Tin shapes available are: Australia, Bundt, Comma, Corner Cut Rectangle, Crescent Shape. Croquembouche, Diamond, Dolly Varden, Fan, Flag, Flat Bell, Flat Top Diamond, Heart, Hexagon, Horseshoe, Keyshape, Number, Octagon, Open Book, Oval, Petal Shape (3, 4, 5, 6, 8 petals), Rectangles, Round, Scalloped Oval (4, 6 , and 8 Scallops), Abstract Heart, Square, Star of David, Triangle and Upright Bell.
Ooh, a scalloped oval bigger than 4 curves! I would love to see that. Must take a look later! Thanks for the information!
Theresa
I have ordered several pans from Jennifer (jennyandstefan on eBay) - great service and reasonable shipping. The pans are nice, too - very deep and much heavier than Wilton, with better definition in the shapes. I ordered one small petal pan and three hexagonals. It took her a week to get them in, then she shipped them directly to me - took about 10 days from Australia to here during the Christmas rush season .
I know that in Wilton's Student kit, I think it's either course 2 or 3, they have 2 oval pans in there. I think they are 3 inch each? Might be 2, but I'm leaning towards 3.
I know that in Wilton's Student kit, I think it's either course 2 or 3, they have 2 oval pans in there. I think they are 3 inch each? Might be 2, but I'm leaning towards 3.
The course 2 oval pans are 2 inches deep. So is their oval set. I don't think Wilton makes a 3 inch oval pan/set.
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