Mini Square Baking Pans

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kaddikakes Posted 15 Oct 2009 , 3:27pm
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Does anyone know where I can get "mini" square baking pans? I want to make individual cakes for my husband's employees for Christmas. I will take any ideas.

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nonnyscakes Posted 15 Oct 2009 , 3:33pm
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What size do you consider mini? 4" 3" 2"
Have you considered baking a sheet cake and cutting it with the square cutters?

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KHalstead Posted 15 Oct 2009 , 3:37pm
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I bought a silicone petit four pan (holds 24 little squares that are about 2"x2" I think) I bought it at A.C. Moore (craft store), it's made my wilton

here's a photo

http://s2.thisnext.com/media/230x230/Wilton-Easy-Flex-B-S-24-Cav_0F5B158C.jpg

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nonnyscakes Posted 15 Oct 2009 , 3:49pm
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I bought a silicone petit four pan (holds 24 little squares that are about 2"x2" I think) I bought it at A.C. Moore (craft store), it's made my wilton

here's a photo

http://s2.thisnext.com/media/230x230/Wilton-Easy-Flex-B-S-24-Cav_0F5B158C.jpg




I bought one of those thinking it would be awesome... I was disappointed. Does your's work out for you? Even though it is silicone and with spraying, mine still stick and mound funny.

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jardot22 Posted 15 Oct 2009 , 3:59pm
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I actually saw one like this at Walmart recently. They were like 3 inch squares, made by Wilton. Dark non-stick material. I saw them in the cake decorating section. I wanted to get it, but those mini cakes look so time consuming!

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nonnyscakes Posted 15 Oct 2009 , 4:07pm
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http://www.countrykitchensa.com/catalog/mini.aspx?T=1&ShopId=38&CatId=536&SubCatId=986 has a 4 cavity (2" cakes) and a 2 cavity (3" cakes) for $4.95 each

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KHalstead Posted 15 Oct 2009 , 4:13pm
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I bought one of those thinking it would be awesome... I was disappointed. Does your's work out for you? Even though it is silicone and with spraying, mine still stick and mound funny.




You know, I've NEVER used it to tell you the truth. It was one of those times I had a 50% off coupon and it was something I thought I was going to use to make treats for missionaries at my kids' school and I wound up being so busy with cake orders I missed out on making them and it's just been sitting in a cupboard. Although, when I bought it I envisioned using it to paint a coating of chocolate in it and then slip in a chunk of cake (sheet cake cut into pieces just smaller than the squares in the pan) and pop it in the freezer and out comes a perfectlly coated petit four. Never did try it, so can't say if it would work or not.

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nonnyscakes Posted 15 Oct 2009 , 4:34pm
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Dang... I like that idea.... I might just try that one day!

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dljc Posted 15 Oct 2009 , 4:34pm
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nonnyscakes Posted 15 Oct 2009 , 4:38pm
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A little pricier option

http://www.globalsugarart.com/search.php?search=silverwood&searchimage.x=0&searchimage.y=0




I looked at buying one of those pans from global, but just couldn't justify the price to use it only a couple of times.

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