Looking for circular baking pan with rotating blade flush against bottom (to sweep and detach)

My mother used cake pans, similar to what you describe, 30-40 years ago. I don't know what brand she had or even where she bought them; however, I do know that similar are available from the Miles Kimball catalogs and online. I can't vouch for the quality of the pans, only that they are available.

Visit

My mom has one of those (she's in the US, as am I). I'll ask her where she got it and/or what the brand is next time I talk with her.

Serene

We had one ( as did my Mom when we were growing up), but we checked it. Too often it makes a mess of the edge or bottom of whatever you've baked. Plus, they're a bitch to clean -- you can never remove the blade, so you can never know if the bottom of the blade is truly clean.

A simple circle of parchment paper is simpler and works much better. If you don't want to cut your own from a roll, you can buy the circles pre-cut to fit your pan from any good kitchen store.

-- Larry

We "chucked it." Sorry.

Bad fingers; no donut.

-- Larry

I have two round cake pans like that. The thing is is they're actually two different brands. One says Bake King. The other one says Eckoloy.

Hi, I found 1 pan in my cupboard yesterday. Didn't even know I had it. You can have it if you like. The postage is on me :) Seriously, I won't use it. Chiquita