How are the different from my regular wilton pan? 
What I really want to know is, what I am missing out on? 
Thanks
Magic Line square pans are far superior to Wilton's because the edges are straight, not sloped. If you're making a square cake, that's kind of important. I have Wilton round pans for my even-numbered sizes, but Wilton doesn't make the odd-numbered sizes, so I have all Magic Line for round odd sizes. They have a nice weight and cook very well.
Magic Line square pans are far superior to Wilton's because the edges are straight, not sloped. If you're making a square cake, that's kind of important. I have Wilton round pans for my even-numbered sizes, but Wilton doesn't make the odd-numbered sizes, so I have all Magic Line for round odd sizes. They have a nice weight and cook very well.
Even & Odd sizes?
Are you talking about the height?
the wilton pans are cheap aluminum and they dent easily. the magicline pans are heavy aluminum and don't dent. The sides come out with sharp edges and aren't rounded like the wilton pans. The Magic line are expensive but well worth the money. I am about ready to sell my wilton pans replacing them with magicline.
I am new to this business but I had a shower that I needed to pans a 10 and a 12 and not knowing what to buy I went to sugarcraft and purchesed them from them. I wanted a whole price was better but they were out so they sent me just the 10 and 12. I love them the cake came out very easy and they were very even on the top. I did not need to level or anything. I will not buy another Pan. You are right though I wish they made different shapes
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