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Customer Reviews of Kaiser Bakeware Glass Bottom Springform Pan
Customer Rating:  Summary: Best pan ever Comment: I love to make cheesecakes and when my old glass bottomed one died on me I scearched for a replacement and finally took a chance on this one. I really like it and would recommend it to anyone. Customer Rating:  Summary: A little bigger would make the Kaiser Springform pan better Comment: I used my normal cheesecake recipe but found the Kaiser spring form to be too shallow to accomodate the entire recipe. I didn't measure it before hand, as it was a 10" pan like my CHEAP one. SO, in the future, I am afraid that for THAT one fabulous cheesecake recipe I will have to rely on my cheaper 10" pan. It WAS nice to have the glass bottom upon which to cut and serve the dessert. I would have given it five stars if it had been an inch and a half deeper. It just never occurred to me that the pan did not have the capacity I needed. Customer Rating: Summary: Couldn't be happier.......... Comment: I couldn't be any happier with this product. I had just replaced my old metal bottom springform pan with a nice new one, about 3 weeks before the arrival of the glass bottom springform pan, used it once and gave it to my sons girlfriend. I was so happy with the new one that I bought two more for gifts. Both of the friends that I gave them to just love them. The cheesecake never tasted so good. I was a little concerned at first because it wasn't as deep as my old one but every thing was fine in the end. More Reviews What are two troublesome things about most springform pans? Well, sometimes the cheesecake will stick to the sides. And sometimes if you cut slices while the cheesecake still rests on the base of the pan you make horrible scratches on your bakeware. This pan has a non-stick ring so food comes clean, and a glass bottom that is impervious to most scratching. Guess you can kiss those problems good bye! 
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