Can I Bake Regular Cake In Springform Pan....?

Decorating By Jopalis Updated 9 Nov 2006 , 10:20pm by twinsline7

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Jopalis Posted 9 Nov 2006 , 10:09pm
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I generally use for cheesecakes but I have two little ones and thought I might use for class cakes.... Don't think I'm stupid.... Just wondered if it would leak or something.... thanks.

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aobodessa Posted 9 Nov 2006 , 10:13pm
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I don't think you'll have a problem. It should make releasing/unmolding easier. But, if you think it may "leak", line the OUTSIDE of the springform with aluminum foil. Just mold it to the outside so you don't have any drips. That should hold it all together until the batter begins to bake and you'll be fine!

Odessa

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Katie-Bug Posted 9 Nov 2006 , 10:13pm
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Actually, I've seen it done before! I might slide a pan under it in the oven just in case. Good Luck!

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angelas2babies Posted 9 Nov 2006 , 10:19pm
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It probably will leak, but with some parchment paper or foil, you should be okay.

Good Luck!
Angie

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twinsline7 Posted 9 Nov 2006 , 10:20pm
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I do it all the time....it doesnt leak on me.....but I still lay the foil down just in case! thumbs_up.gif

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