Has anyone ever used a 12x18x3 pan for a sheet cake? I wanted to have the option of making a 1 layer sheet cake and thought a 3inch depth would be good. Making a 1 layer 2inch seems a little skimpy to me (that's what I'm doing now).
TIA!
I don't have one. Sheet cakes around here are 2 layers and filled.
Having a 3" sheet would probably set you apart from the competition - just make sure you charge accordingly. 
See me... I would torte and fill the 3" In fact, thinking about buying one this week for that purpose.
LOL I thought of that, but can't torte a 12x18 and keep it in one piece! 
Torte, freeze, use cookie sheet to take off the top, fill and slide it back on? Haven't tried it with a 12x18, but have done it with other large cakes...
Where can you find a 12x18x3 pan?? Please ! Thanks !
Global sugar has the Fat Daddio's brand pan (I think it's around $25-30); and if you Google "12x18x3 cake pan" you will get lots of sites to visit!
I want to tort them like plbennett does. It just seems that the 2" is a bit skimpy, especially for the 1 layer sheet cakes
Thanks for everyone's input
all my sheet pans are 3". sometimes i torte and fill, sometimes not, depends on if the customer wants it filled. I have no problem cutting ( i have the agbay leveller) or removing and replacing the top peice. sometimes i use the large wilton cookie sheet that has on one egde on it, and i also have double thickness cake boards that i have covered with contact to remove the top piece with too. It certainly looks like a generous size cake once filled and iced.
I use either my 12 x 18 or my 12 x 16 3inch pans all the time -- and most of the time I leave them as one layer. It depends on who I'm doing the cake for -- in my office, where I've given them a huge discount on monthly group birthday cakes, I generally keep the cakes one layer. Everyone still loves them.
I have also made layers out of these sheet cakes, using the cookie sheet lift-off suggestion someone else made... just depends on the situation.
I got my pans at a local supply store, but I'm sure you can find them online, too.
Have fun baking!!!
...Andrea
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