- Heavy, durable 8-inch-square cake pan
- Five-ply: stainless-steel layers sandwich three-layer aluminum core
- Gold-colored, stick-resistant baking surface won't chip or flake
- Safe with metal utensils; dishwasher-safe
- Lifetime warranty against defects
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Amazon.com Review
Crafted like its world-renowned cookware, All-Clad's gold-colored bakeware delivers high performance and striking beauty. Key to the bakeware's exceptional durability and quick and even heat conductivity is a unique five-ply construction. Two outer layers of stainless steel are bonded to three core layers of pure aluminum. The cooking surface is stick-resistant, won't chip or flake even at the highest oven temperatures, is safe to use with metal utensils, and doesn't stain or react with acidic foods. This 8-inch-square cake pan demonstrates the bakeware's beauty and high performance. It's two inches deep, perfect for cakes, cobblers, corn bread, and for roasting vegetables. Tough and heavy, it won't bend or warp, can be hand washed easily or goes safely into the dishwasher, and carries a lifetime warranty against defects. --Fred Brack
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Long known as setting the standard in superior quality cookware, All-Clad has used their expertise to develop a unique collection of 5-ply bakeware. This heavy gauge material is identical to the All-Clad stainless steel cookware line but with an innovative stick-resistant surface that is molecularly bonded with the bakeware to make it truly indestructible.
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19 of 19 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Incredible!,
By A Customer
This review is from: All-Clad Square Cake Pan (Kitchen)
This is an incredible pan to say the least and is extremely versitle. I have made cakes, baked casseroles, pasta dishes, etc. and whatever type ingredients you may use, it simply will not harm this pan. One of my first dishes was baked raviolli with lots of gooey mozerrella cheese, tomatoes, marina sauce - the works. I stored the leftovers in the pan, reheated it in the pan and cleaned the pan without a scouring pad - to my amazement I only used a soapy sponge and literally in two minutes it was spotless and the pan had not discolored. If it were any other pan, it would have been a nightmare to clean. Cake slid right out, brownies had a brown bottom, not black, casseroles won't stick. Yes, it's a little pricey, but it's worth every single cent!
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Worth it!,
By A Customer
This review is from: All-Clad Square Cake Pan (Kitchen)
The price of this pan threw me, but I decided to give it a try since the cookware is so good. The pan is the best I've ever used. It doesn't stick, it cleans up quickly, and it's true, you CAN use metal utensils in it. I've had the pan for almost a year, and it looks, and bakes, as if it's brand new, even though it is used constantly.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Nothing but good results with All-Clad so far,
By Jax (USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: All-Clad Square Cake Pan (Kitchen)
I logged on to Amazon to encourage others to share in my delight with this great All-Clad baking pan. I just read the review from the baker in Texas whose cake was burned & soggy. Bummer! It looks like she's followed good scientific method in identifying the pan as the problem, with one exception; she used the same recipe each time. Based on her experience I can't say I blame her for just wanting to return the darned thing. But, I wonder if the time and temperature for this recipe might need adjusting with this presumably thicker, heavier pan. Just a thought...
That said; I'm thrilled with my All-Clad square baking pan. I've always used whatever the department stores had to offer for pots and pans. I'd gotten used to replacing bake ware every few years as pieces rusted, discolored or ill flavored the food. I stumbled upon my first piece of All-Clad, the 1 quart sauce pan, on sale. I bought it as test. I was very impressed in how well my cream sauces blended. (It used to take a lot more effort to keep a sauce from breaking.) Until I'd used these products I'd never realized what a difference good cook-ware could make on how well a dish turned out. Even heating is key! I became an All-Clad convert. I now have a full set of All-Clad stove-top cook-ware. But, I still had that rusty bake-ware. So I started looking at cake pans. I admit to a bit of sticker shock when I checked out All-Clad's offerings on Amazon - $79.00 for one round cake pan? How often does one make a single layer round cake? But, I did some research on Amazon and some cooking magazines and sites, like America's test Kitchen. I discovered that only All-Clad's bake ware had all the features I wanted. It's dense, made of bonded stainless steel, there's no Teflon coating so I can cut right in the pan, and its dishwasher safe. (No rust, hurrah!) All-Clad is also very well respected. It was tops in the comparison test I found, loosing marks only for it's price. I decided to find a relatively inexpensive and versatile pan as my bake ware test piece. I chose the 8" square cake pan, and I'm very glad I did. I've had the pan for a couple of months now and use it as often as possible. I've done a lot of holiday baking and turned out brownies, quick breads and cakes that have better texture and are more evenly done than anything my department store pans have ever managed. It even releases baked goods better than the "non-stick" pans I've used. I'm sold on All-clad. I've had nothing but good results so far with all of the products I've tried. All-Clad IS VERY expensive. But, I've gotten what I've paid for, and plan on continuing to build a bake ware set. I see it as an investment. I suppose I'll save in the long run, by not needing to replace pieces every other year. I'll certainly enjoy the better baked goods. I'd like my next purchase to be the small cookie sheet; but frankly, its gonna be whichever piece next comes up on sale. I'd advise anybody thinking about a first-time All-Clad purchase to do the same - find a piece on sale, experiment with several recipes and see how you like it. Good Luck!
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