🥧 HOME-X 7-inch Glass Dessert Pie Plates - Set of 2, Bakeware Accessories Review

It was the perfect size to make mini cupcakes for our family this year as it was just the two of us on Thanksgiving! The hand is shown for the scale. An absolutely perfect cake tin if that's the size you're looking for!

I bought these because I needed two smaller cake pans and they were cheaper than big brands. They are good for small fruit cakes with just a can of pie filling. But cheaper means thinner and smaller grips.

I wanted a 7" pie stand to make flat enchiladas in the microwave instead of the oven. They are absolutely perfect for this and then I serve the enchiladas right in the pie plate. I wanted something that would work in the microwave as I live in a hot area and don't want to heat the kitchen with the oven when the outside temp is 90 and 100. Very happy with this purchase. Note that I had to use Goo Be Gone to remove the "glue" from the tag from the cake topper.

I was looking for a small holiday cake pan that would comfortably accommodate two people and I found it in these 7 inch cake pans. This is a scaled down version of the Pyrex cake pans I grew up with and baked with over the years. This year, especially when we're in self-isolation, it's just too hard for two people to bake a normal cake. These smaller dishes allow the normal pie recipe to be broken in two, one portion being perfect in a baking dish and the other being frozen for later use. They…

I'm glad someone else calculated it and I can confirm that two plates equals one cake. I love homemade cakes, but I just can't justify eight servings for the two of us because we want cake to be a casual treat, not a lifestyle. The pans arrived quicker than expected so I could use them for a Thanksgiving dinner for two. I used a pumpkin pie recipe I made the day before in a standard 9-inch Pyrex pan (Great Pumpkin Pie by Rose Levy Beranbaum) and filled one pan with exactly half the filling, by…

• Pros: Good size, comfortable to hold and easy to clean. I use it to make a no-fuss dinner with just one dish to wash. For example: I sauté a small potato for a minute to partially cook it, then chop it up a bit. I spray some olive oil onto a 7 inch glass cake pan. Then I add a small 4-inch piece of boneless salmon or chicken (about the size of a deck of cards), chopped potatoes, and some chopped frozen broccoli. or another vegetable. Sprinkle with seasonings or teriyaki sauce. (See photos.)…