i love to bake but my pans r getting rusty????can anyone suggest a good brand???

Question

i love to bake but i find that im sort of a penny pincher, i dont like to spend too much on pots n pans! i have to buy new bakeing pans every 2 months or so because they turn black and rust, is their a good brand of bakeing sheets n cupcake sheets i should look to buy? with out spending hundreds of dollars

Answer 1

For general baking, I purchased a set of KitchenAid Carbon Steel Professional Bakeware at Sam's Club for around $50. It included a 17-inch sheet pan, two 9-inch round cake pans, a loaf pan, muffin pan, and a 13-inch rectangle pan. This is, by far, the best set of bakeware I've ever owned! I've had it about three years..and it's never scratched, stained, rusted and there's never been anything to stick on it, either!

For baking cakes, I use Wilton cake pans -- you can buy them anywhere Wilton products are sold, like Michael's & Hobby Lobby (large arts & craft chains) or even Wal*Mart in the baking aisle and in the cake decorating aisle. A good coating of Baker's Joy or shortening and flour and NOTHING sticks! Also, I've never had them to rust or turn dark. They're very sturdy, very inexpensive, and Wilton makes more than just "cake" pans.

Here are a couple of links to show you the products. You can find them in many stores, both online and in person. Good luck!

http://www.kitchenaid.com/catalog/category.jsp?categoryId=325&PIPELINE_SESSION_ID=32ed7c1cc0a850344248e8aadff149c4
http://www.wilton.com/store/site/department.cfm?id=3E305363-475A-BAC0-55AB4CA2A4B00F7D&fid=3E306006-475A-BAC0-5386F8E465DC7C97

Answer 2

I have a set of 3 sheet pans from KitchenAid that was only $21 for all of them. They're lasting pretty well. One's going blackish, so I use those for things where I can line the pan with foil.

Ecko is cheap, but I have to replace those about every month, depending on use. However, Ecko's bread pans are still looking great after years of use. Stay away from those "air-bake" bread pans, they're a pain in the butt.

Happy cooking!

Answer 3

You're not saving any money by buying something cheap over and over again. I've had good luck with the new silicone "pans", especially for cakes and muffins. If you make cookies, try putting parchment paper on whatever cookie sheets you like, then you don't have to wash them when you are done.

Answer 4

At Walmart they have silicone baking sets. Al you have to do is turn them inside out and clean them up real good. hope this helps otherwise go to walmart.com and type in bakeware. You can get a set or individual pieces. Any questions contact me.
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Answer 5

My 5 12 months cousin can win a debate with that loser, she definitely has the audacity to declare that emo would be extra desirable than punk and metallic. She tried to evaluate herself to Jesus, how stupid can she be!!! the way she stubborn lots of course says that she has no valid factor to make. The emo type WILL die and he or she's only mad using fact she wasted her college training money on costly crappy outfits. EDIT: as quickly as she turns 18, she recover from her fake teen angst and get a job and make a contribution to society as a exchange of ranting on Youtube.

Answer 6

Wilton has "professional" line of pans that are resonably priced and durable, I bake alot also, so mine have done great for me. Wilton sells their pans in craft and party stores too.

Answer 7

i am a Tefal fan....great prices...they also have a new product pattented made from silicon especially designed for baking that does not require oiling it and washes really easy without leaving any rust or black part behind...

Answer 8

Cover them with aluminum foil, and re-use them. Keep pinching pennies!