Does your cake stick?
1429433
I spray my pans with Pam or Crisco Bakery Spray and they do not stick. You can also try parchment paper to line the pan, I never have but my friends say it works. Make sure your oven is preheated before baking - that does make a difference.
1429434
No. I use PAM baking spray. Not just the regular But it's designed for cake baking.
1429435
nope. I use Bakers Joy baking spray and I have never had a problem. I have also baked large cookies with this plan. Bakers Joy first and no sticking issues. Enjoy!
1429436
Bought them for my wife, heard no complaints. I know she has used them several times so if it was me, I would use some cooking spray just to be safe.
1429437
No but with every cake pan I use I put parchment on the bottom and make a coating paste of equal amounts of butter and flour normally one tablespoon of each and brush it on the inside of pans....bake according to your recipe...cake turns out every time no sticking.
1429438
We use a parchment paper on the bottom and Pam on the sides and it does not stick. Hope this helps
1429439
Never had a problem, use a spray as well. Came out great. You can also use the Wilton Bake Even Strip Set, to wrap around the pan so the cake bakes a even flat top.
1429440
No, it didn't. And I don't think I even used parchment paper on the bottom. I just greased and flowered well. I much prefer the shiny over the "nonstick" surface. In my experience, these cook far more evenly and are less likely to stick.
1429441
I bought the 12" and my cake stuck. I had to put butter and then coat it with flour and that worked. Hope that helps
2152098
Depending on how thick the batter is it can be tough, it also depends on how well you can hold it up in the air also. The regular cake batter was fine and not alot of pressure, it dispenses nice and clean.
664011
Not really. Maybe if you put them on the edge with enough frosting to make them stick they can look like they are sitting. The tails bend when you push on them but immediately pop back into place. Fun idea for a cake tho!
455796
No, it does not appear to be anything but the shiny surface of silicone. I made cake pops in it (chocolate and dough) and they did not stick.
2103201
This is one of Wilton's best inventions! It is the best one I have ever owned/purchased. When you use it just make sure you don't put the cake on it until you have it set. It won't fall off, it will just give you a heart attack! �
2233956
The cake is so light it does not fall. A much denser cake will fall. Those do not get turned upside down.
932609
I just used non-stick cooking spray. If it still sticks Wilton makes a cake release product you could try.
1540116
I haven't had any problem with sticking. I use a cooking spray and fill them with a cake decorating bag. Sometimes I've had to tap the edge of the pan on the cooking rack to get the last one to fall out of the pan, but that's it.
807279
It will stick because people tend to make it too hot. The pan holds heat very well. A good olive oil is needed.
1864166
Yes. It adheres to the icing so it can be put on any type of cake with icing or a soft, moist surface.
790717
Yes--there's a clamp that releases and the bottom of the pan detaches. You can put icing on the sides. I was nervous about the process but the pan comes apart easily without disturbing the cake.
2107497
I did my cake the night before. The image soaks into the icing so I wouldn't do it to early before hand. Night before should be all set though
2103199
I had the same fear, even while tilting it, but my cake has never slid! I held on to the cake board the first couple of times (because I was not convinced it would not slip), but I have never seen the cake slide and now use it like I've seen on videos. :)
1105714
It eventually hardens....If using on cake pops to decorate, use just enough to place and hold the product...if you use to much it will slide
1223148
Yes it does, but it is a tad heavy. I would not want to hold it while mixing up a cake; I am a little older, though; it may be no trouble for you.
445786
mine last all day and it does not run, cake get cracky or easily wipe off. It does take some practice in applying; but if makeup is your thing, worth the effort.
1497665
I have added to to cake mixes dry. You can adjust with a little water if necessary.