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Chicago Metallic 43645 Glazed 12-Cavity Large Muffin Pan

Chicago Metallic 43645 Glazed 12-Cavity Large Muffin Pan

Item #: 113118

Model #: 43645

Manufacturer: Chicago Metallic Bakeware

This Chicago Metallic Large Muffin Pan is great for making oversized muffins and other baked goods.

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This Chicago Metallic Large Muffin Pan is great for making oversized muffins and other baked goods. It is made from aluminized steel and has an arrangement of 3 rows of 4.

Glazed finish
26 gauge
Wire in rim
12-Cavity design (3 rows of 4)
Mould dimensions:
3-1/4" top
2-1/2" bottom outside
1-1/4" depth
Center dimensions: 3-5/8"L x 3-5/8"W
5 Ounce volume per mould
Volume indicates liquid volume of mould when filled to brim. Use 60-70% to estimate actual batter weight
Model #: 43645

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SPECIFICATIONS

Oversize

Hazmat

Country Of Origin

United States

Each Length

17.88

Material

Aluminized Steel

Each Width

12.88

Each Weight

3.8

UPC

400010985081

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By: Thundergoose
From: Tetonia, ID
Date: Mar 19, 2010

Nice heavy weight implies better heat retention. The addition of silicon and the glaze hopefully keeps aluminum out of food, a health concern. The glaze also contributes to easy muffin removal. The muffins drop out after a few bumps and shakes. Fats in the recipe can be reduced and still be successful. I bake only whole-grain types. I have sought a pan like this for years. No special care except to avoid contact with metallic objects to prevent glaze scratching. I'm very pleased. The cup size make a REAL muffin, not some wimpy "garden club" micro-muffin.

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