Comments on: Edge Brownie Pan http://idealist.blinkr.net/edge-brownie-pan/ dreamed objects Fri, 09 Jan 2009 23:56:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.6 by: Jules http://idealist.blinkr.net/edge-brownie-pan/#comment-42565 Sat, 29 Nov 2008 23:14:44 +0000 http://idealist.blinkr.net/edge-brownie-pan/#comment-42565 Neat idea - the first thing you do with brownies once they're cooled is slice them up, why not give it 'an edge'? I like it, I think it'd be easily overlooked in stores though, up there with novelties such as printed napkins and ice-cube trays shaped as X, Y or Z ... just another gimmick when actually, it probably makes damn fine brownies due to extra exposure to surface. Can see it working , can see it failing. I wouldn't put money into it, but then I'd buy it if I saw it and was a brownie-makin' kind of gal. Tick. Neat idea - the first thing you do with brownies once they’re cooled is slice them up, why not give it ‘an edge’? I like it, I think it’d be easily overlooked in stores though, up there with novelties such as printed napkins and ice-cube trays shaped as X, Y or Z … just another gimmick when actually, it probably makes damn fine brownies due to extra exposure to surface.
Can see it working , can see it failing. I wouldn’t put money into it, but then I’d buy it if I saw it and was a brownie-makin’ kind of gal.

Tick.

]]> by: balanced scorecard http://idealist.blinkr.net/edge-brownie-pan/#comment-32145 Thu, 28 Aug 2008 02:02:19 +0000 http://idealist.blinkr.net/edge-brownie-pan/#comment-32145 I wouldn't spend my money on this EVER I wouldn’t spend my money on this EVER

]]> by: pathomas http://idealist.blinkr.net/edge-brownie-pan/#comment-26695 Thu, 03 Jul 2008 22:49:11 +0000 http://idealist.blinkr.net/edge-brownie-pan/#comment-26695 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. 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.

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