That's what i have the magic line rounds and squares...and some wilton...but I love the magic line..they are heavey and the corners are very defined..which I like. I was going to make an order for about 10 pans by fat daddios...now i'm concerned, what if I don't like them and i'm buying so many.
NOt sure what to do.
Joffy--
I love the Fat Daddio pans. I have Wilton, Magic Line and FD.
What I love about the FD pans is that the cakes crumb less--sometimes I don't even crumb-coat them, just go straight to the frosting. You cook at a lower temp (325) and they can go in the dishwasher without messing up the finish.
Just my 2 cents...Every year, my husband buys me FD pans for Christmas. I have the rounds, sheets and working on the square pans.
I just ended up with a 11x15 Fat Daddio. I had ordered from PFeil & HOling b/c they make heavy guage straight sided pans like Magic Line, but Magic Line doesn't come in 11x15? I wanted the sharp corners. I was pretty PO'd when they shipped me a Fat Daddio instead b/c they "must've been out of stock". If i wanted a Fat Daddio, I would've ordered it somewhere else where it was cheaper! They told me I could return it (and pay shipping, of course).
I haven't baked in it yet, so the jury's still out! 
I prefer Magic Lijne over Fat Dad's.
Fat Dad's bake at a lower temp so you can't mix the 2 pans in the same over at the same time.
What temp do they bake at? I generally bake at 325.
Joffy,
The main difference between Magic Line and FD is the square sharp corners on the magic line pans. FD are more rounded on each of the four corners but they do have very straight sides. Both are heavier guage metal than most wilton pans.
I never thought the pan would make that much difference, I have always used wilton. But one time I baked three different layers, two in wilton and one in FD and I could not believe the difference. Heavier pans just bake more uniform even layers without a dome on the top, without the crusting on the edges. It is expensive, but I plan to replace all my pans with the heavier fd or magic line.
I have FD pans and I like them. They clean up much easier than the ML pans... cake gets crammed in those sharp corners easily.
They aren't razor sharp in the corners, but you are icing over them anyway and they look no different iced. I have a 12" ML square and the rest are FD's and they are all equally easy to ice. They both have nice straight sides. I am more than happy with my FD pans. I have size 2-15 in rounds and 4-6-8-10 and 14 in square.
I bake everything at 320 and there's no difference from pan to pan... have some wilton's mixed in there too and they are all fine, but I want to replace my few wilton pans with FD's.
thank you ladies for all the info....I had always purchase the magic line and some wilton..when I have a coupon....but I had never purchased FD. I was a little concern because I need to buy around 8 to 10 pans in different shapes and sizes..and I want to make sure that I would be happy once I get them.
Thank you again!!!
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