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Posted: Aug 11 2010 at 7:24am | IP Logged Quote MelissaClaire
I'm looking to replace my non-stick bakeware for a safer option. Loaf pans and 9x13s can be glass, but I'd really like to find round cake pans and nice muffins tins (mini and regular.) Any suggestions?

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Posted: Aug 11 2010 at 7:28am | IP Logged Quote Mackfam
I switched to Pampered Chef stoneware for almost all of my baking needs and I cannot say enough good about them!!!!!!!

Fuzzy is a member here and a Pampered Chef hostess. If you have questions you might pm her.

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Posted: Aug 11 2010 at 9:09am | IP Logged Quote JodieLyn
stainless steel is nice but expensive.. and you can get all kinds of bakeware these days in the enamelware.

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Posted: Aug 11 2010 at 12:37pm | IP Logged Quote MelissaClaire
Thank you.

Dumb question though--with the round stones or enamelware can you use 2 of those to make a regular double layer 8 inch cake?

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Posted: Aug 11 2010 at 12:56pm | IP Logged Quote Mackfam
I make my 8 inch double layer cakes with these Norpro stainless cake pans, Melissa (although they are 9 inch pans). But the answer to your question is yes, if you can find an 8 inch stoneware dish or an enamelware dish, you can still bake in them and make your double layer cakes.

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Posted: Aug 11 2010 at 3:13pm | IP Logged Quote JodieLyn
9" round enamelware cake pan

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Posted: Aug 11 2010 at 7:30pm | IP Logged Quote MelissaClaire
thank you!

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Just going to stir the pot here for a minute. My dh makes teflon. It is not unsafe. Numerous studies, numerous, believe me, have been done. It is not unsafe.

That said, I prefer baking with stoneware, and so I do. I prefer cast iron skillets and griddles, so I use those.

But if you like teflon, by all means don't ditch it.

Please don't throw back at me all the studies and stats. I've seen them, talked with dh (who BTW is very chemical/safety conscious as in we garden/clean house, etc. with organic/natural products) and could but won't spout rebuttals to all claims that teflon is unsafe.

I like this forum in that so many angles are presented for any question. I'm putting this out there in that spirit. I'm not condemning anyone for choosing not to use teflon. As I said, I don't but for different reasons. But I also get tired of hearing misleading information about a product that is good, and I am speaking up for that reason.

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