Fat Daddio's Anodized Aluminum Angel Food Pans
Fat Daddio's Anodized Aluminum Angel Food Pans
SKU:PAF-8375 · 8 x 3 3/4 inch UPC 811657016739
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Transform your baking with Fat Daddio's ProSeries Angel Food Cake Pans, a secret ingredient to baking perfection. Whether you are whipping up a classic angel food cake or a rich pound cake, these solid bottom pans are designed to make your baking endeavors effortless and enjoyable. Available in both a traditional 10-inch (16 cup / 3.8L) size for big celebrations and an 8-inch (12 cup / 2.8L) for more intimate gatherings, these pans cater to every occasion, from anniversaries and holidays to Easter brunches. For stiffly beaten egg white recipes like Angel Food and Chiffon Cakes, the pan should NOT be greased; lining the bottom with parchment paper is sufficient. This allows these specialty recipes to cling to the sides of the pan for proper rising. Whether you are baking a fancy flan for a quinceañera, a gluten-free bread for a healthy alternative, or a decorative pineapple upside-down cake for a holiday, the Fat Daddio's ProSeries Angel Food Cake Pans are your go-to bakeware for every kitchen, bakery, and celebration. Crafted from premium, 12-gauge anodized aluminum, these tube pans ensure even heat distribution for a perfectly baked cake every time. No more overbaking or dreaded hot spots. Temperature-rated up to 550°F (285°C), these pans will never rust, peel or flake. No extra metals, chemical additives, dyes, CFC’s, PFAS, PTFE’s or PFOA’s. The secret is the silver anodized surface that allows for the easy release of baked goods and professional results. The seamless construction and solid bottom not only add stability but also guarantee uniform baking, making your cakes light, fluffy, and ready for any decorative touch you wish to add. Whether it as a strawberry glaze for a summer party or gingerbread drizzle down a festive Christmas sponge cake, these pans are non-reactive and versatile enough to handle all ingredients. Easy to clean, handwash recommended.
- Two Sizes Available: Traditional 10-inch (16 cup / 3.8L) and 8-inch (12 cup / 2.8L)
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Angel Food Pans Size Chart
| Product | UPC | Interior Dimensions | Exterior Dimensions |
| PAF-8375 | 811657016739 | 8" x 3.75" (20.3 x 9.5 cm) | 8 1/2" x 4.25" (21.6 x 10.8 cm) |
| PAF-10425 | 811657016746 | 10" x 4 1/4" (25.4 x 10.8 cm) | 10 1/2" x 5" (26.7 x 12.7 cm) |
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General Baking InstructionsRefer to the size chart, baking capacities or serving chart to find the right size bakeware for your needs.
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I just discovered these pans and now that is all I will purchase. I'm not a professional baker but these pans make me feel like one! Looked for an angel food cake tube pan without a removable insert and this was what I settled on. So glad I did. The pans are beautiful. The baking is even. I've only used once so far but I'm sure they will last a long time.
Shipping took way too long
Purchased one of these to make angel food cake in my pressure cooker, but most I found are regular aluminum and I don't want to introduced aluminum into my food. This will make a smaller cake. I have two cookers, so really I should have purchased two of these pans. I haven't tested it yet. Directions say to use parchment on the bottom I prefer that to the round steel pan I use now, which requires paper at the bottom sides and I use a stainless cup in the middle for the center hole which must also be wrapped in paper. This looks and feels strong, and likely to last a very long time. I'm quite happy, and pleased I won't be introducing aluminum into my diet. :)
Beautiful pans
I have used Fat Daddios for years. I’d never use anything else. They are light weight and bake superior
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Bake Slow and Low for Better Results
Learn more"Slow and low" means baking at a reduced temperature for a longer time, usually 25°F (4°C) lower with 10 to 20 percent more time added. This gentler heat helps batter cook through evenly, reducing doming, cracking, and dry edges. It is optional, but it tends to produce a flatter top and a more even crumb.
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Why Anodized Aluminum?
Read moreAnodized aluminum is created through an electrochemical process that hardens and smooths the natural aluminum surface, rather than adding a coating. The result is a non-reactive finish about three times harder than untreated aluminum, with nothing to chip, peel, or leach into food. It heats evenly, releases baked goods cleanly, and holds up to acidic ingredients without reacting. This is the standard behind most of our bakeware.
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