I am looking for 2 inch round pans, but I don't really want to buy 4 or 5 diffrent pans. I know these are made but I can't figure out what they are called to search for them online! Heck I can't even think of where to search for them - like a wholesale place or a website to look at! Can you help me with what they would be called or how I should search for them?!? I am racking my brain like a mad women!!

Thanks!!

Here's some from global sugar art...

http://www.globalsugarart.com/product.php?id=18897&name=Round%20Mini%20Cake%20Pan%202%20inch%20Set%20(16%20pieces)%20by%20Alan%20Silverwood

sugarcraft has one, too, but it's more expensive.

good luck!

try D&G Occassions.com

2" round cake pans
$3.69/ea here http://www.cakepans4less.com/ROUNDPANS.html
$3.59/ea here http://www.globalsugarart.com/cat.php?cid=1105&s=&name=Magic%20Line%20Pans/Round%20Pans

make sure you compare shipping to see which place is really cheaper.

why not cut them out of a larger cake with biscuit cutters? It's much faster and no cakes to level and trim.

I love my Alan Silverwood pans. Bought them at Global Sugar Art, which seems to be the only place to have them in this country (USA)! They're standard in the UK, though.

http://www.alansilverwood.co.uk/id53.html

Thanks!!!

I don't want to do the sheet cake with the cutters because then icing a cake with "raw" sides like that makes it hard to not get crumbs and with them being little like that it is hard to hind flaws like that.

Mel2085, forgot to tell you that you could also use these mini rings that pastry chefs use, placed on a baking sheet with sides.

http://www.pastrychef.com/SINGLE-SERVING-ROUND-RINGS_p_1278.html