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5 comments about Calphalon Classic Nonstick 12-Cup Muffin Pan.

1. Nothing sticks to this pan. After baking muffins, I just took them out of the pan using my fingers. What a pleasure compared to my old pans, that when even sprayed, the muffins always stuck and would break apart. They came out perfectly formed and brown on the bottom. Buy these pans, you won't be sorry!



2. I love the way my muffins turned out in this pan. They were nice and brown on the bottom and they never, ever stick. I didn't have to add extra oil or grease the pan and they were just fine.



3. We have muffins often, so when my old rusty muffin pan needed replacing, I went on the search for a top-notch muffin pan.
   
   I learned some things the hard way: A muffin pan with a NONSTICK SURFACE is essential (unless you want to leave half of each muffin in the tins). And, a muffin pan with a DARKENED SURFACE is best (light-colored shiny pans are great for cookies and cakes, but not for muffins; muffins will turn out pale & anemic-looking if they're baked in a shiny pan).
   
   After buying two bad muffin pans, I found this one by Calphalon, and my problems were solved!
   
   What I love about this pan:
   
   * It's 15-1/2" X 11", a bit larger than most muffin pans. This leaves room on the ends for picking it up, and more space between the tins. If you have recipes that make generous-sized muffins, there is room for them to overflow the tins a bit.
   
   * Each tin is 2-3/4" wide. This is the modern standard.
   
   * The muffin pan is really nonstick! Muffins will glide out.
   
   * You can use cooking spray of you want to; it will not damage the pan. This is helpful for really sticky batters.
   
   * Calphalon makes a 6-muffin pan of the same material, and it's sold by Amazon. That pan is handy for small batches, or to use along with the larger pan when a muffin recipe makes more than 12.
   
   * This pan is not flimsy; it is heavy enough that it won't warp.
   
   * Muffins come out perfectly browned! A hint: as with any darker pan, subtract 25 degrees from the stated time on a recipe.
   
   * You can use paper liners if you want, but they're not necessary with this pan; clean-up is a breeze!



4. I have two muffin pans, one is Calphalon and the other a cheap store purchase. The cheap one is grungy and rusty and just looks awful, though it still bakes muffins just fine. The Calphalon not only looks beautiful after much use, it also makes beautiful muffins that slide right out. And, if any batter ends up on the rims, it slides right off as well after baking, so clean-up is a breeze. We've put this in the dishwasher and not had any problems.



5. This muffin pan delivers what it promises: non-stick muffins. But the price you have to pay for that is muffins with hard, cauterized bottoms and sides. They are tough, tough, tough. I am willing to do a little extra cleaning of a pan to have more tender muffins.