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JK
Hi, everybody.
Can anyone tell me where to find 14" & 16" spring form? The biggest size
that I can find is 12". Thanks in advance!



Vox Humana

"JK" <jkuo@softhome.net> wrote in message
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> Hi, everybody.
> Can anyone tell me where to find 14" & 16" spring form? The biggest size
> that I can find is 12". Thanks in advance!


If you can't find springform pans in those sizes, you might consider
removable bottom pans.


JK
Thank you Vox for you reply. I like spring form much better. If I really
can't find one, I'll consider buying removable bottom ones.

JK


"Vox Humana" <vhumana@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>
> "JK" <jkuo@softhome.net> wrote in message
> news:6VJUc.139458$J06.397@pd7tw2no...
> > Hi, everybody.
> > Can anyone tell me where to find 14" & 16" spring form? The biggest

size
> > that I can find is 12". Thanks in advance!

>
> If you can't find springform pans in those sizes, you might consider
> removable bottom pans.
>
>



Vox Humana

"JK" <jkuo@softhome.net> wrote in message
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> Thank you Vox for you reply. I like spring form much better. If I really
> can't find one, I'll consider buying removable bottom ones.
>


I looked and couldn't find any in that size, so I suggested the removable
bottom pans. I have some large ones, often sold as cheese cake pans, that
work fine. I wonder is the reason they don't seem to make large spring form
pans is that they aren't stabile?




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