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On Jan 30, 12:27 pm, wrote:
> Hi: > > I'm new to the forum with a question. Who makes the best springform > pans for cheesecakes and similar? I use one about once a month. I > bought a set at Bed Bath Beyond a few months ago. They were cheap, > like $12 for a set of three. I would have gladly paid more for ones > that were more durable. These were made in Taiwan and I was > skeptical, but figured for $12, I'd give it a shot. Well, within a > couple months of light use and no abuse, the teflon coating is peeling > off. Don't know about you, but I'm not to keen on eating teflon with > my cheesecake. > > So, any opinions based on experience would be welcome. I'm thinking > of probably going with ones that aren't teflon coated. Not sure that > the teflon is all that important. I don't necessarily need the > ultimate pan, but am definitely willing to pay more for one that is > durable and will last for years. Also, any recommendation of where to > get them at a good deal. > > TIA You are right about the teflon- totally unnecessary |
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