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Edge Brownie Pan

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All-edge baking pan, add more edges to your brownie! ;)
“70% more edge (side) surface area than a conventional 9″x13″ pan”

by: Baker’s Edge
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11 Comments for: “Edge Brownie Pan”

  1. antonio antonio Says:

    this is the best invention ever to grace the greatness of man

  2. iynque iynque Says:

    I hate the edges of a brownie… If you could make a pan that produced only gooey insides, I would be happy.

  3. Arnuit Arnuit Says:

    Yaesdum thiers as wunderba. Itchs en avalable fjorn purchass?

  4. Kirs Kirs Says:

    Love it! I want one!

  5. Josh Josh Says:

    How do you get it out in one piece?

  6. glamjets glamjets Says:

    Or just bake your brownies in narrow pans…

    When the selling point is as simple as a funtionally retard*ing zigzag…ozmg…time to check for mercury content in the water supply.

  7. glamjets glamjets Says:

    Re-tarding is a bad word here?

    Boo.

  8. idealist idealist Says:

    not in your comment’s content :)
    but yes, it is a not welcomed world when used to offend.

  9. cassy cassy Says:

    Edges are my favorite!

  10. pathomas pathomas Says:

    I do not own one but like the idea for the following reasons:
    convenient slicing/sectionalizing for easy and less messy serving at functions
    very heavy cakes and breads are evenly cooked
    (when med/large loaf and bundt pans= uncooked centers or overcooked edges)
    shaped like snake, worm, train, etc for children activities
    shape easily manipulated to dollar signs, etc for other activities
    great if you like a long twinkey.

    I do not like the idea for the following reasons:
    seems convaluted turning needed to spray and to clean
    price - $25 or less would be nice

    Question: How versatile is the material of the pan?
    Can it successfully be used in other ways other than baking?
    i.e. fudges, jellos, coated frozen treats, etc - think creative children
    (oreo coated ice cream log - I made a large 3-D Easter Egg)
    Does it need to be made of other material(s) to be more versatile?

    I am not asking to much of a baking pan. It’s been done.

  11. balanced scorecard balanced scorecard Says:

    I wouldn’t spend my money on this EVER

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