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Customer Reviews of Lodge Logic Pre-Seasoned Saguaro Cactus Pan
Customer Rating:   Summary: Nice But??? Comment: This is a great little pan and lives up to the claims of being non stick. I did not have a bit of trouble with sticking. However, the Cactus shapes are very small and you need to use a small spoon to fill the designs. They are also very thin and will not hold much batter. Cornbread easily turns right out of the pan without sticking but they are so thin that you need to be extra careful not to break them. They are as cute as can be! Must admit that! Also, unless you can divide up a cornbread mix, figure on wasting about half of it unless you bake it in something else. By the time the first batch was done, my batter was to thick to get spooned & spread evenly into cactus shapes. Tried adding more liquid but just did not turn out right. This pan was a Great idea but if they would make the cavities deeper so bread wasn't so thin, it would be a perfect pan! Customer Rating: Summary: word of advice Comment: works great, word of advice warm the pan up first before you put in the batter so it doesn't stick. Customer Rating: Summary: Love it! Comment: Great product. No sticking. Shapes come out smooth & even. Keep product seasoned after each use Customer Rating: Summary: $17.50 is not that good a price compared to cast aluminum bakeware Comment: lodge skillets are comparably well-priced but this cactus pan is in the same price range as the more user-friendly cast aluminum bakeware. The designs in the cactus are just straight lines. This is a very heavy pan. Customer Rating: Summary: Bakes well, but hard to clean Comment: Even though the pan is pre-seasoned and using baking spray, cornbread frequently sticks, resulting in a non-cactus shaped lump of food. Then it is difficult to clean the small crevices. Not recommended. More Reviews "LODGE MFG CO" CACTUS PATTERN MUFFIN PAN Cast-iron cactus pan with 5 saguaro impressions.For making cornbread and muffins.Preseasoned with vegetable oil formula and ready for immediate use.Cast-iron construction heats slowly and evenly.Nonstick, rustproof finish releases foods cleanly; hand wash only.Measures 15-1/4 by 1 by 5-3/4 inches . 
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