Aluminum Freezer Disposable Cooking Reheating Review

Very happy with the pots. The strength, light weight and transparency of the pans, as well as their quantity, make them very valuable.

I used them on family friends wedding cakes. I made the cakes ahead of time, rolled them in pie pans, stacked them in a pile and froze them for a week. I also used the second pan inside to blind bake the cream pie crusts.

I couldn't take a picture of the pan when it dented after adding the pie crust. I had customers ordering cakes, so it was extremely difficult for me. They could have been good for something lighter, but they didn't hold up to the pumpkin pie filling or crust.

I will never buy again. These are the most fragile cake pans ever made. I tried moving them around in the oven while cooking and they bent in half, ruining the top crust and causing my hands to burn trying to catch them. Please never buy, they are not worth it.

The product was terrible! I bought these to use on my cakes over the holidays and when we get back to the holiday season I'll have to get rid of some of those cheap pans. To use them you must double or triple them to be permanent. Very, very thin. I will never buy again.

Be sure to read which sizes are which. It's 9 inches from edge to edge. So they didn't include a complete recipe for the pie filling. Since most cake pans are thrown away, you need to be careful when picking them up. They are quite fragile but I expected that. In a nutshell. They are used for something else. If you need a cake pan for a full recipe, look for 9" BASE pans. Rschunimagu

I love baking cakes and giving gifts, but I don't have many big families on my gift list, and what old couple needs a whole giant cake, right? I have 200 strawberry bushes and a recipe I love and lots of people will be getting cakes in the spring. (when the apple trees start bearing fruit, look world! I'll miss the crazy cake lady.) If the plate is returned, great, but if not then I'll buy another batch in 2-3 years and don't fret about the lack of a return. They are not the flimsy pie/cake…

I got the recipe from a friend and unfortunately not being a frequent cake maker I found that I have all these wonderful gadgets that make my kitchen a "dream". " make. . " in the kitchen but didn't have something as simple as a cake pan, I bought these knowing I could make multiple cakes and not worry about having to keep track of my cake pans, and gave to the recipient also the option to dispose of the tinsel instead of returning it.

These frying pans aren't bad at all. But I have to say they are smaller than the pans I usually use which are marked for 9 inch cakes. They are thinner and not as strong. The price is good in a pinch with prime shipping. I prefer the baker's brand as they are much stronger and the diameter is larger. Revain doesn't have Baker brand 9 inch pie pans so you'll have to pay for shipping from webstaraunt.com. They're double the price with shipping, but you get 125 and they're much better quality.

I love to bake and give cakes but I don't have many big families on my gift list, what elderly couple needs a whole giant cake right? I have 200 strawberry bushes and a recipe I love and lots of people will be getting cakes in the spring. (When the apple trees start bearing fruit, look world! I'll be Miss Crazy Pie Lady.) If the plate is returned, great, but if not then I'll buy another batch in 2-3 years and not fret about that lack of a return. They are not the flimsy pie/cake slicers in the…