Do they work on cheesecake? Tired of knives scratching the pans,
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I would think they would, however, we have not used them for that. They very similiar to the plastic lettuce knife, but are kids' knives.
535530
I haven't tried but assume they would. They wouldn't scratch, but they probably wouldn't cut it a smoothly as a regular knife. Most things come out a little jagged.
535531
Hi! I have not tried it on cheesecake, so I did a little testing for you. I cut quiche and it works great. And I cut a slice of cheese from a cheese block. Worked great! I would say it would work well with cheesecake if it cuts those other food items. My son loves his knives.
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Oh they would def work on cheese cake, I bought them for children to use. So they wouldn't cut their fingers/hands. They work great on almost everything. (except hard veggies). They would be great for not scratching up pans!
1040659
They do not spot with our dishwasher (I use the blue spot stuff and the blades come out good) and they stay sharp. I use (Kershaw Ultra-Tek Blade Sharpener with 600-Grit Diamond Coated Oval Shaft or like this with oval shaft, mine I bought in Alaska) to touch up the blade. Use the pointed edge to do each serration (takes some time but redresses edge nicely). I have one knife that I used a round rod on and it took off the serrations, so don't do that.Hope this helps.
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I use them on my non-stick griddle but am carefully not to slide them so as not to scratch the griddle. I have not used them in any other pan but would not hesitate to do so.
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My solution was to get rid of them. As I also stated in my review of these rings, they don't work well at all, and I'm not a picky consumer. It would probably serve you better to use some metal cookie cutters instead (of course by using cooking spray on the inside first and tongs to lift them.) These were more of a hassle than a help. But these silicone rings need something placed on top so the egg won't leak out the bottom, or they just need to be made heavier to prevent the egg from spilling out. I realize my response is late but I figured I'd drop my two cents anyways, just for a different suggestion. Good luck! My solution was to get rid of them. As I also stated in my review of these rings, they don't work well at all, and I'm not a picky consumer. It would probably serve you better to use some metal cookie cutters instead (of course by using cooking spray on the inside first and tongs to lift them.) These were more of a hassle than a help. But these silicone rings need something placed on top so the egg won't leak out the bottom, or they just need to be made heavier to prevent the egg from spilling out. I realize my response is late but I figured I'd drop my two cents anyways, just for a... » Read More My solution was to get rid of them. As I also stated in my review of these rings, they don't work well at all, and I'm not a picky consumer. It would probably serve you better to use some metal cookie cutters instead (of course by using cooking spray on the inside first and tongs to lift them.) These were more of a hassle than a help. But these silicone rings need something placed on top so the egg won't leak out the bottom, or they just need to be made heavier to prevent the egg from spilling out. I realize my response is late but I figured I'd drop my two cents anyways, just for a different suggestion. Good luck! « Show Less
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Yes, I have one and the pans work great on it. The bottom of the pans are smoother than the sides so it doesn't scratch the top.
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I find these to be very flexible. I just made a very moist cornbread muffin in them and they came out very easily without and sticking whatsoever. I was able to just pull the sides back and fold down. If it is a firm/heavy cheesecake recipe I think you will be fine if you let them completely cool and refrigerate before trying to remove. However if it is a no bake cheesecake I would recommend leaving them in the cup and just eating right out of it. Hope this helps.
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I had the same question, so I called Cuisinart today to check on this issue. They say the knives are NOT dishwasher safe and that if they were it would be indicated on the box (which it is not).
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I have a tiny silicone spatula that I use when they stick a little. I don't always need it, though. A lot of recipes just pop right out.
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I haven't, but I don't know why they wouldn't work for that activity. They work great for cutting sandwiches. Why don't you give cookie dough cutting a try and let us know how it works.
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No, but there is one available on the USA Pan website. Also, you can just use your favorite cheesecake recipe and fill the pans.
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If they contain sufficient ferrous (magnetic) material, yes. You can test them with a magnet of any type. if the magnet sticks to the pan bottom then they will work.
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No- they are pretty small. I use them to cut meat and cheeses without bread. Hope this helps!
799909
Sure you can use cake mix! I actually use them for cheesecake.You can get very creative.
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Yes, but they are THIN (not the usual thickness of silicone products. They do work well on cupcakes, however.
232728
Yes, they do. These utensils have worked great on every pan I own, from ceramic to cast iron.
1975340
OH my yes they do. They work on everything, but the microwave. They work on a camp fire, a camp stove, a wood burning stove they do just fine. I know cooks who regularly put skillets into overhead gas broilers to finish up a dish and zero negative problems. Some folks believe there are better pots and pans and there may be, but this is a set you can purchase with confidence and enjoy using. And they clean up very well. So I hope this helps and I hope you enjoy!!!Dave
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Blah blah blah "it'll scratch" blah blah... Get creative people! Like maybe...Cover your magnetic holder with a piece of paper towel. You pull a knife off, but the other knives still hold it in place. And it's obviously easily replaceable.Or, for something more permanent, paint your holder with Plastidip or liquid electrical tape. Heck, even latex paint would probably work! (Certainly wouldn't be my first choice though...)Anyway, I'm sure you get the point. Get creative.