Platinum Series Nonstick Bundt Pan (6-c.) by Nordic Ware
Nordic Ware's 6-Cup (8") Bundt Pan is a smaller version of the larger one. It's the perfect size for baking poundcakes, breads or frozen desserts on a smaller scale. The pan's cast aluminum ensures superior cooking performance and even baking, and the professional hard coat, nonstick surface means t... See complete description »
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Nordic Ware's 6-Cup (8") Bundt Pan is a smaller version of the larger one. It's the perfect size for baking poundcakes, breads or frozen desserts on a smaller scale. The pan's cast aluminum ensures superior cooking performance and even baking, and the professional hard coat, nonstick surface means the effortless removal of baked goods and easy cleanup.
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Just wonderful to make a smaller cake. Baking for 2, it the greatest. But sometime it hard to find a recipe for this pan, I think it would be a great ideal to buy 2..Use a regular 12 cup and divide the batter, between the two pans. Enjoy one for now and freeze the second one.<br>LK
nice size...would recommend buying 2....but they are a bit pricey to invest in more than one!
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Great size cake pan for a small family.<br>Makes an adorable little cake.
Received this product and was very impressed with the quality, but had to return because it was too small for the size cake that I would want to make. But for someone who wants to make smaller cakes it looks and feels like it would be great to bake in.
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Don't be daunted by the challenge of greasing a bundform or Bundt pan. Try this tip to make it easier: apply melted butter to the pan using a pastry brush, making sure to get into all the crevices. Put it in the freezer for a few minutes to solidify the butter, then flour as usual.








