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- Dispensing Bottle
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No need to grease and flour your baking pan - Cake Release coats in one step.
Simply spread Cake Release lightly on pan bottom and sides with a pastry brush and fill with your cake mix.
Cakes release every time, giving you the ideal surface for decorating. Now in convenient dispensing bottle. Certified Kosher.
Each 8 oz. container is enough to prepare 17 pans.
Especially great for use with any of the Wilton character or shaped pans, too!
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Provven product to ourselves as we've gone through 4 bottles of the stuff over several years, that's a lot of cakes & tin greasing.
Of coursre it helps to use a decent tin in the first instance, eg a non-stick, but we use it for all our cakes which we make to order as time delays when getting birthday cakes etc for a specific date can be very tense & taxing otherwise.
Cost effective as a bottle is pretty large & you need minimal amounts to grease up your tin.
it's never failed us yet!
Of coursre it helps to use a decent tin in the first instance, eg a non-stick, but we use it for all our cakes which we make to order as time delays when getting birthday cakes etc for a specific date can be very tense & taxing otherwise.
Cost effective as a bottle is pretty large & you need minimal amounts to grease up your tin.
it's never failed us yet!
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I bought a Wilton cake tin and found that half of my cakes stuck in and couldn't be got out. However some research showed that this was the product to use and to be honest it did improve the performance of my tins though it is quite expensive and I generally think that a non-stick tin would be better!
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