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List Price: $14.99
Our Price: $13.99
You Save: $ 1.00 (7%)
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Manufacturer: Norpro
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Batteries Included: 0
Binding: Kitchen
Brand: Norpro
EAN: 0028901039004
Feature: Cast Iron pan
Label: Norpro
Manufacturer: Norpro
Model: 3900
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Norpro
Release Date: 2006-01-18
Studio: Norpro
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Editorial Reviews:
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What is it about children and snacks on a stick? Lollipops, popsicles, and now, "cake-sicles"! Bake them, then frost and decorate. You can also use the pan to make Crispy Rice Treats on a Stick.
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Summary: Great for creative baking
Comment: This high-quality pan is an excellent way to make normal cookies or cupcakes more interesting and fun. I just wish more cake-sicle recipes were available with the pan (only three on the box itself) or on-line.
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Summary: Cake Cycles
Comment: This is the greatest. My daughter is a teacher and we made a bunch of these up for her students. They were a huge hit. They were a huge hit with me too :)
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Summary: Cooking Fun
Comment: What a fun way to make "cupcakes" on a stick...I can think of all sorts of uses for this!!
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Summary: The kids love it!
Comment: I used this pan to make cakes for my friends kids, it was a big hit.
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Summary: Great Great Great
Comment: The cake-Sicle pan was awesome. I bought this to use as an activity for the kids at my son's first birthday party and they loved it. The adults loved it too, heck I loved it. The pan is so easy to use. You can use cake batter or brownie batter or even cookie batter. We made brownies and cookies because they seem to hold up better on the popcicle sticks. We decorated them with frosting, sprinkles, caramel, mini chocolate chips, and oreo's. I would definately reccommend this to anyone having a kids party. It's great. A tip would be to use 1/8 cup to measure the batters. That seem to be the best to make them even.
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