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Product Information
Five innovative decorating ideas on one box! Two- piece pan takes 6 2/3 cups of firm textured batter. Includes 6 clips, heat-conducting core and instructions.
Strong Feat
- 2-Piece pan takes 6-2/3 cups of batter
- Quality anodized aluminum construction
- Measures 9-1/2 by 8-5/8 inches
- Includes 6 clips, heat-conducting core and instructions
- Hand washing recommended
User Opinions
Jo
I purchased this to do a teddy bear for my daughter's first birthday. I wanted to do a trial run first, so I decided to do an Elmo for my niece who is a huge fan and is sick this week (a little get well soon cake). So I followed the directions for cake mixes that came with it, and it worked out great. I also used the icing recipe they provided, added lots of red food coloring, and we had an Elmo (after cutting off the teddy bear's ears). A little fondant for eyes and nose, and some laffy taffy firecrackers (4th of July party) and he's ready to go. I'm sure the crowd will love it. Will submit the teddy photo after that party, hopefully it will turn out as good, if not better. My only complaint is the form didn't go together as tightly as I would have liked, one of the feet was warped and we had some spillage. The over-run batter burned on the pan, but I soaked it for an hour and it cleaned up fine.
Lap
I have to say that this is definitely not my favorite cake pan but with the help of the reviews from the website and a couple tries I finally was able to get it to work.Here are a few steps I followed along the way and my suggestions.1. Follow all the directions. I made both a pound cake and vanilla cake from scratch and mixed them together. I also used a pound cake box mix and a vanilla cake box mix... Both cakes were tasty and worked in the pan (though the homemade tasted the best.)2. I actually bought this pan, tried it out, failed miserably and returned it. Half of the cake mixture leaked out the bottom. I was I credibly disappointed and in a panic because a friend ordered a Shrek cake from me for next wknd (I was going to turn the bear into Shrek.) This cake pan was my only idea without using fondant for this cake... I decided to buy another cake pan (checked the quality before I left the store) and tried it again. The pan wasn't prefect so I stuffed a little bit of tin foil as I placed it together. I also wrapped the head of the cake in tin foil (including two of the clips) in hopes that it would not leak. It actually did a pretty good job. There was still some dough that leaked out but all in all it turned out well.Good luck!!
Amy Mcfarland
I made this for my son's first birthday, and it was a huge hit with the kids and parents alike. I even attached a balloon to the bear's hand, which looked very neat.The pan was easy to use, but it does take some work to get the clips on. It also helps to follow the instructions to the letter as far as letting out the steam once the cake is out of the oven.I have a feeling we'll be using this pan for many birthdays to come!
Tags: Wilton Stand-Up Bear, Wilton Cuddly Bear, Stand-Up Cuddly Bear
