Paderno World Cuisine 9.5-Inch Fluted Non-Stick Deep Tart Mold with Removable Bottom
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Kitchen and Housewares Reviews of Paderno World Cuisine 9.5-Inch Fluted Non-Stick Deep Tart Mold with Removable Bottom
Customer Review: Amazing pan!
Summary: 5 Stars
You can get rid of other pie pans...this is the best...makes the most beautiful pie...ever...perfect pan.
When I ordered it, I wasn't sure if I would like it as much as some reviewers did...this blows every other pan out of the water.
It arrived so quickly, and I've used it several times already.
The construction is sturdy, no sharp edges as on some other pans of this type...and removing pie, and clean-up are a breeze.
Customer Review: paderno 9.5 inch tart mold
Summary: 5 Stars
item arived quickly and in excellent condition. this is exactly the type of pan needed for making alton brown's apple pie. this pan was not available locally and i was glad to find it on amazon at a reasonalble price and with free shipping too! it is also extremely non stick and sticky food items glide out easily. i also put it in the dishwasher without any problems. it is heavy weight and i expect it to last for many years.Customer Review: Baking accessory
Summary: 2 Stars
Pie pan worked well when initially used for baking but when washed in dish washer the became very rusty around flutter edeges. These results were not favorable the pan was poorly processed and I am not encourgaged to use again. I bought two I am tempted to return second pan. The pans were expensive and the rusty outcome was let down.Customer Review: tart / mold pan
Summary: 1 Stars
I'm actually rating the seller because I never received the item which I had planned to use to bake something for a special occasion. Inadequate communication, no tracking info available. Amazon came through with their guarantee and refunded me.Customer Review: LOVE IT!
Summary: 5 Stars
I saw an episode of "Good Eats" with Alton Brown on the Food Network where he made an apple pie using a deep dish tarte pan like this one. The pan worked great! The pie turned out beautifully, and the pan was easy to clean.